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I live in the woods 40 miles outside of Atlanta. I can (usually) get all of the important Atlanta stations, no problem. My Antenna was $150, but I have been u
by trey-jones 11y ago
I live in the woods 40 miles outside of Atlanta. I can (usually) get all of the important Atlanta stations, no problem. My Antenna was $150, but I have been using it for almost 10 years (you do the math). I do require some formidable signal amplification and lose picture when an airplane flies overhead.
- maxerickson 11y agoI think it can be very situational. I've pulled a signal in (reliably) over 40 miles using an antenna similar to the one here, with no amplification, with the antenna indoors: http://www.avsforum.com/forum/25-hdtv-technical/798265-how-build-uhf-antenna-127.html http://www.avsforum.com/forum/25-hdtv-technical/798265-how-b... That station actually came in better than a closer one that had a worse path, the 40 mile one was basically a clear line of site, the closer one had a lot of hills between. Usually I pointed it at the closer antenna, about 40 degrees away from the further antenna, and still got good reception on the further one. I could pick up a station 60 miles away, but it would not come in reliably.