Will it pick up channels 75 miles away? null

The unit has a 75-mile range, depending on the terrain and other obstructions in the path of the tower transmitter signals. It depends largely on where you live and how close you are to the towers. Please go to Antop USA Signal Maps at https://antopusa.com/signalmaps/?compare=10836,10869,12864. Enter your address with zip code, and the map will show the distance between your antenna and the transmitter towers. While the Antop Signal Map takes into consideration terrain and other obstacles, It does not take into consideration atmospheric situations, as they are a daily occurrence and unpredictable. Antop thanks you for your patronage, and we invite you to post a review of your purchase at https://antopusa.com/product/flat-panel-outdoor-hdtv-antenna-big-boy-at-403/

This amplified antenna will pick up channels 75 miles away IF there's no obstruction (buildings, trees) to the 'line of sight' between the antenna and the broadcasting tower. The higher your antenna sits, generally the better the reception (the antenna on my upstairs TV can get more channels than the antenna on first floor TV). Also the farther away the broadcasting tower, the less robust the signal--and you might lose reception on a windy day (but some of my satellite-TV friends complain of the same problem, and they pay a monthly for that aggravation!!). That being said, even with this antenna sitting on an end table in my living room (somewhat near a window, but not in the window) on the main floor of my home, I am picking up 31 channels. Sometimes a few channels pixelate on a windy day, but I still have the signal. My upstairs TV is picking up even more channels than that.

Probaly not due to differnt city have certen area to broadcast the singal to.

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The unit has a 75-mile range, depending on the terrain and other obstructions in the path of the tower transmitter signals. It depends largely on where you live and how close you are to the towers. Please go to Antop USA Signal Maps at https://antopusa.com/signalmaps/?compare=10836,10869,12864. Enter your address with zip code, and the map will show the distance between your antenna and the transmitter towers. While the Antop Signal Map takes into consideration terrain and other obstacles, It does not take into consideration atmospheric situations, as they are a daily occurrence and unpredictable. Antop thanks you for your patronage, and we invite you to post a review of your purchase at https://antopusa.com/product/flat-panel-outdoor-hdtv-antenna-big-boy-at-403/
Answered by Antop Antenna 4 years ago
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This amplified antenna will pick up channels 75 miles away IF there's no obstruction (buildings, trees) to the 'line of sight' between the antenna and the broadcasting tower. The higher your antenna sits, generally the better the reception (the antenna on my upstairs TV can get more channels than the antenna on first floor TV). Also the farther away the broadcasting tower, the less robust the signal--and you might lose reception on a windy day (but some of my satellite-TV friends complain of the same problem, and they pay a monthly for that aggravation!!). That being said, even with this antenna sitting on an end table in my living room (somewhat near a window, but not in the window) on the main floor of my home, I am picking up 31 channels. Sometimes a few channels pixelate on a windy day, but I still have the signal. My upstairs TV is picking up even more channels than that.
Answered by Monica 4 years ago
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Probaly not due to differnt city have certen area to broadcast the singal to.
Answered by Greenman 3 years ago
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