“If the refurbished amplified Leaf 50 Indoor Plate is given a range of 50 miles, what is the range for Leaf 30 antenna ? or is this a better deal ?”

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• Leaf 30 has a 30 mile range.

  Answered by Barbie 8 years ago

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• 30 and 50 refer to the expected mileage for each antenna -

  Answered by David 8 years ago

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• The range is 30 miles (hence leaf 30 in the name).

  Answered by matt 8 years ago

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• The number, 30 or 50, indicates how many miles away a station can be and the antenna will pick it up. If you live in or just outside a city where there are multiple TV stations, you could get by with the 30, if farther away choose the 50. The 50 is probably amplified as well.

  Answered by Buster 8 years ago

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• The Leaf 30 has a 30 mile range and no amplifier. The type of antenna that you need totally depends on your location. You can google "what OTA signals can I get in my area" and find an address tool that will allow you to put in your complete address to see what your distance is from the towers in your area. Less than 30 miles the 30 should work for you. More than 30 but less than 50 the 50 would be the one to try.

  Answered by Mohu Customer Service 8 years ago

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