“How well will this antenna work in low laying areas? Such as river bottom.”

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• Mount it is high as possible. I'd mount it as high as a 2 story house. You can always move it again. You can add onto the 30ft of coaxial that comes with it.

  Answered by BobD 8 years ago

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• The antenna works as well or better than any I have tried. I have one IN my apartment and am picking up all major stations in Houston.

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  Answered by Dirk 9 years ago

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• This antenna needs line of sight, will need to get it high enough to see the general area of the transmission tower

  Answered by Doug 9 years ago

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• Not well at all if by low laying you mean you don't have a clear path to the TV transmitter. You need a relatively clear path to the tower.

  Answered by Vegas 9 years ago

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• Since you are in a low lying area that can be a little tricky for reception. I would suggest that you look for a site that will allow you to enter in your complete address for a signal scan to see just what is available. With antennas the higher the better for optimal reception.

  Answered by Mohu Customer Service 9 years ago

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