How many stations will i get in area code 02346? null

Need a Antenna that will pick up appt off Channels without Cable inside antenna that will not cost a lot of money

You can search your zip code at the FCC website: https://www.fcc.gov/media/engineering/dtvmaps. The antenna we purchased allows us to receive all of the channels listed in our area and a few more.

I found my local stations in my area by searching the local news site

According to Antennaweb.org, just one.

You can input your address here and see what Mohu thinks. http://www.gomohu.com/tv-for-free-front/ There are also other sites that give you all the geeky info you could ever want about what stations are around you, at what distance, what kind of signal, etc. Here's one: https://www.antennaweb.org/ But the best way to find out is to try it. Also note that it isn't just about your area code--whether the TV is in the basement vs second floor, whether there's a hill in the way can make a difference. But living in a metro area definitely will yield more stations than if you live in the country in a less populated state.

Looks like a good area for reception but you may want to find a site tool or reach out to the manufacture for a channel scan using your exact address. There are several VHF signals in the area of the zip code that are just out of the VHF range (20 miles) of the Leaf 50. Your exact location may be within the range though so a 50 may work for you. If you are outside of the 20 mile range you would need a Sky 60 roof/attic antenna that has a 45 mile VHF range. FOX and CBS are both VHF signals in your area.

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Need a Antenna that will pick up appt off Channels without Cable inside antenna that will not cost a lot of money
Answered by Mary 5 years ago
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You can search your zip code at the FCC website: https://www.fcc.gov/media/engineering/dtvmaps. The antenna we purchased allows us to receive all of the channels listed in our area and a few more.
Answered by shopper 8 years ago
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I found my local stations in my area by searching the local news site
Answered by Howie 8 years ago
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According to Antennaweb.org, just one.
Answered by Massiot 8 years ago
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You can input your address here and see what Mohu thinks. http://www.gomohu.com/tv-for-free-front/ There are also other sites that give you all the geeky info you could ever want about what stations are around you, at what distance, what kind of signal, etc. Here's one: https://www.antennaweb.org/ But the best way to find out is to try it. Also note that it isn't just about your area code--whether the TV is in the basement vs second floor, whether there's a hill in the way can make a difference. But living in a metro area definitely will yield more stations than if you live in the country in a less populated state.
Answered by Lindy 8 years ago
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Looks like a good area for reception but you may want to find a site tool or reach out to the manufacture for a channel scan using your exact address. There are several VHF signals in the area of the zip code that are just out of the VHF range (20 miles) of the Leaf 50. Your exact location may be within the range though so a 50 may work for you. If you are outside of the 20 mile range you would need a Sky 60 roof/attic antenna that has a 45 mile VHF range. FOX and CBS are both VHF signals in your area.
Answered by Mohu Customer Service 8 years ago
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