“I want to use this on a Boat While out at an anchorage I want to be able to receive and keep signals. I am almost mid way between two metro areas. Previous digital antenna worked OK but as the boat swayed on the anchor the signal would come and go. Will this keep up with the signal as the boat sways up to 90 deg in each direction? any other suggestions that will not cost thousands of dollars?”
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I get a pretty decent signal at my home, I'm within 10 miles of Cincinnati towers and within 30 miles of Dayton towers. The Dayton stations come in better. When I have the tv on and walk past the antenna the signal will cut in and out. I believe this will probably happen on your boat as it sways. The only way I think it might not is if it is mounted in a way to have zero interference, no walls or doors in the way.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.If there's no breeze you will receive a very nice, clear picture. If there's any breeze, you will either get a lot of pixilating and/or no picture.
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