“I am able to get a few random stations and only the local Fox network. Why can’t I receive the local ABC, NBC and CBS stations?”

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• Try moving you antenna into different locations in the house, and rotate antenna 90 degrees.

  Answered by Boss 3 years ago

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• Make sure to use you tv settings to scan for channels.

  Answered by DeeJayBee 3 years ago

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• You need to know the distance that the TV station antennas are from your home. Based on the distance will tell you the strength of the indoor antenna you need to buy. I bought a 50 mile one because most of the stations I needed are within a 50 mile range. Use this website to plug in your ZIP Code and find out how far they are. Then scroll to the bottom and it will show you the distance from your home but the channels that you can get. Hope this helps. https://www.antennasdirect.com/transmitter-locator.html

  Answered by JuanitoCash 4 years ago

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• For better reception try an outdoor antenna like the Model: RF-ANT50UD To check for the DTV signals that are available at your location please visit https://www.fcc.gov/media/engineering/dtvmaps

  Answered by BestBuyEssentialsSupport Team 4 years ago

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