“How is the reception for VHF channels? The specs say its frequency range is 470-700MHz which is outside of the VHF range. I have a local station TX at 270 MHZ at 50 miles and want to ensure it will be received.”
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I can pick up all of the major stations in my area: NBC (186MHz), PBS, (210MHz), CBS (192MHz), FOX(204MHz) and ABC (488MHz). Antenna is in my attic sitting on a AC duct, connected to existing cable coax. Picture quality is great for these stations. I get 66 channels (included all 6 PBS stations,, ie, 3.1, 3.2, 3.3, etc that I couldn't get with a flat leaf antenna). Hope this helps.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.This is not a VHF antenna, but that does not mean if you lived 10 miles away you cannot receive. VHF is a tricky band to receive indoors. This can prove true if your vhf station outputs less than 50kW. You need to look it up or go to Tvfool.com You will most likely need a VHF antenna depending and depending on signal strength you could look at the antennas direct retrofit kit, the "C5" or look at specific log antennas from MCM electronics or Winegard has some. VHF Hi antennas can be quite large and VHF Lo are massive!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.i am not sure we have the antenna in the mountains and we only get maryland public television. so not sure how it would do in a flat area. hope this helped.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.It should it will be close of that range I can pick up stations that are 40 to 50 miles away from my location near Tampa
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