“Does it work in a house with aluminum siding?”

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• As long as the antenna is placed by a window, the aluminum siding should not have any positive or negative affect on the signal.

  Answered by bbcust 8 years ago

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• Ours in going through drywall, sheathing, and then aluminum siding. It really depends where you are getting the strongest signals and your distance from the local channel towers.

  Answered by GJ59 8 years ago

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• Bob- It should as aluminum isn't much of a shielding metal to begin with (unlike say lead or concrete etc). However, it would be best to affix the antenna to a window if possible as I have personally found it to improve reception vs. affixing to a wall. You can always go with the outdoor style antennas but they're not only more expensive but more of a pain in the butt to mount etc.

  Answered by Slambamboo 8 years ago

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• Yes, but can't get channel 2 (cbs).

  Answered by Claire 8 years ago

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• Yep I have aluminum siding

  Answered by tlet 8 years ago

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