“I am 60 miles away from broadcast- will it pick up signal?”

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• Probably not. At 30 miles I wasn't able to. Spend the extra $ on a long range antenna (75+ miles).

  Answered by Nette 7 years ago

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• Yes

  Answered by Lemondrop808 7 years ago

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• Depending on the weather.

  Answered by IPad1 7 years ago

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• I am about 45 -50 miles from my broadcast signal and it still receives. The box says about 40 - 45 miles; but if you are in an open flat area, you may be able to still receive signals. Lots of trees, high voltage lines, and real close light rail systems may hamper the strength of your signal. Don't forget that radio and HDTV signals travel further at night than during the day. That being said, you may not have as many channels during the day as at night.

  Answered by Effecient 7 years ago

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• No. I am in town and I only get 8 channels.

  Answered by sunny 7 years ago

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