antenna TV question total newbie
Thanks again for your help. We are in a rustic CG in Tamworth, NH for the summer, no cable TV. We only have our new Winegard batwing for antenna TV and we ONLY get one channel (ABC network). WE hav...
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dockmasterdave wrote:
I believe typical broadcast range is about 60 miles, from the transmitter.
and that assumes flat terrain with no obstacles between the receiving and transmitting antennas. TV is line-of-sight so the higher the receiving antenna the greater the reception range. coax does have a useful life. constant exposure to UV will deteriorate the jacket. the single best thing one can do to improve reception on an older RV/TV antenna is to change the length of coax (RG-6 recommended) between the antenna and the rooftop connector.
