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Not sure about the move, but WSPA 7 is VHF7 and Wlos13 is VHF13. You should recieve alot of stations and sub stations with a decent outdoor antenna. The only catch is WLOS 13. It is hit and miss. So if you can live without ABC, you are good to go.
Not sure about the move, but WSPA 7 is VHF7 and Wlos13 is VHF13. You should recieve alot of stations and sub stations with a decent outdoor antenna. The only catch is WLOS 13. It is hit and miss. So if you can live without ABC, you are good to go.
Thanks nmelfi. So how many channels do you get in total?
We get 50+ channels but that's using a really good antenna in the attic. Among the networks, channel 13 WLOS (ABC) is the only one that is particularly difficult to receive.
We get 50+ channels but that's using a really good antenna in the attic. Among the networks, channel 13 WLOS (ABC) is the only one that is particularly difficult to receive.
Same. I just installed a clearstream 2v in my attic.
Reception is affected by terrain. In a hilly area like Greenville, you can have "valleys" in reception so channel X comes in fine on one street but not the next street over. See:
I get 14 stations at my location near Woodruff Road with a Mohu internal antenna, several of them religious broadcasting that isn't of interest to me. I'm going to try mounting a larger flat antenna high on a wall to see if that makes a difference. Here's a couple more sites on reception that might be useful:
We get 50+ channels but that's using a really good antenna in the attic. Among the networks, channel 13 WLOS (ABC) is the only one that is particularly difficult to receive.
I appreciate the reply, and information. 50+ channels is better than I ever hoped for.
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Same. I just installed a clearstream 2v in my attic.
Thanks for the antenna mention. You're not the first person that's held that antenna in high regard.
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Originally Posted by Vasily
Reception is affected by terrain. In a hilly area like Greenville, you can have "valleys" in reception so channel X comes in fine on one street but not the next street over. See:
I get 14 stations at my location near Woodruff Road with a Mohu internal antenna, several of them religious broadcasting that isn't of interest to me. I'm going to try mounting a larger flat antenna high on a wall to see if that makes a difference. Here's a couple more sites on reception that might be useful:
Expect that you won't be able to get an ABC affiliate. You can get the other three pretty well.
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