“How good is the over-the-air broadcast TV reception? I know this is a subjective question, but I live in a fringe area and need to know how good the tuner is at pulling a weak OTA broadcast signal.”
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Over the air reception is excellent compared to all other receivers we have; 2-RCA set top tuner, ATI PC card tuner, and Sanyo TV. We're about 35-50 miles from towers for Montgomery, AL (to the west) and Columbus, GA (to the east) and receive all area stations. Our roof-mounted antenna just lost its rotation ability, but this TV picks us all stations from the front and rear of our large UHF directional antenna. Other receivers don't do it nearly as reliably. On the mast, we also have an omnidirectional FM element that picks up two remaining VHF stations. None of the receivers including this TV work reliably until we get the rotator fixes.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi, In this cases we recommend using cable or an outdoor antenna for better signal reception. Thanks. >Joffrey
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.We receive all the Los Angeles digital channels from 50 miles away flawlessly with our antenna on the roof. Digital channels are in the UHF frequency range, so ANY antenna the receives the UHF range will work for digital. No need for a special, costly special digital antenna.
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