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If the signal strength is good, this antenna should pick up the signal. To check for the DTV (Digital Television) signals that are available in your location, please visit DTV Reception Maps: https://www.fcc.gov/media/engineering/dtvmaps

Just asking about Channel 7 by itself is not enough info to answer a question like this. If the rabbit ears are fully extended and if you are within about 20 miles of your local transmitter stations oh, it will probably work okay. But that assumes that those tv stations are full power and not low power ....and that there's no significant terrain between you and transmitting antennas, things like large Hills , mountains, etc.

Yes channel 7 and more channels. Clear and no pixelating. And no freezing of channels

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If the signal strength is good, this antenna should pick up the signal. To check for the DTV (Digital Television) signals that are available in your location, please visit DTV Reception Maps: https://www.fcc.gov/media/engineering/dtvmaps
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Just asking about Channel 7 by itself is not enough info to answer a question like this. If the rabbit ears are fully extended and if you are within about 20 miles of your local transmitter stations oh, it will probably work okay. But that assumes that those tv stations are full power and not low power ....and that there's no significant terrain between you and transmitting antennas, things like large Hills , mountains, etc.
Answered by PaulM635 4 years ago
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Yes channel 7 and more channels. Clear and no pixelating. And no freezing of channels
Answered by Armtrev 4 years ago
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