Has anyone tried this in Waco, TX area? null

I'm outside of Ft Worth, in the country and only got 1 channel in. I returned to the store for a refund.

This antenna will work anywhere. The determining factor is how close you are to the TV stations you wish to view. Same as with the old "rabbit ear" antennas. You will still have to fiddle around with where you place the antenna for best reception. Similar to placing your router, where do you put it to get the best reception.

It depends on where you will be using it. Check out www.antennaweb.org and if the signals will be closer than 30 miles out and there aren't too many hills or tall buildings in the way, you should be ok.

You can google "what OTA channels will I get at my address" and choose a site that will allow you to enter in your address to see what channels you would be able to get in Waco. Based on the city and state alone it looks like ABC, CBS, NBC and FOX are definitely available BUT you'd need a Leaf 50 amplified antenna because the NBC and CBS affiliates in Waco transmit in VHF as opposed to UHF and are a little more tricky to pull in.

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I'm outside of Ft Worth, in the country and only got 1 channel in. I returned to the store for a refund.
Answered by WhymustI 8 years ago
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This antenna will work anywhere. The determining factor is how close you are to the TV stations you wish to view. Same as with the old "rabbit ear" antennas. You will still have to fiddle around with where you place the antenna for best reception. Similar to placing your router, where do you put it to get the best reception.
Answered by Buster 8 years ago
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It depends on where you will be using it. Check out www.antennaweb.org and if the signals will be closer than 30 miles out and there aren't too many hills or tall buildings in the way, you should be ok.
Answered by DaveyB 8 years ago
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You can google "what OTA channels will I get at my address" and choose a site that will allow you to enter in your address to see what channels you would be able to get in Waco. Based on the city and state alone it looks like ABC, CBS, NBC and FOX are definitely available BUT you'd need a Leaf 50 amplified antenna because the NBC and CBS affiliates in Waco transmit in VHF as opposed to UHF and are a little more tricky to pull in.
Answered by Mohu Customer Service 9 years ago
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