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Birdy
Birdy asked in Consumer ElectronicsTVs · 1 decade ago

HD Antennas?

I need to know what to do about a HD antenna. I am getting ready to move and I will be 17 miles away from all the stations except one. I will be 40 miles away from that station in the opposite direction. I will have dish network and will need the antenna to get my locals in HD. I need some advice for antennas that will be able to get the close locals as well as the one that is further away in a different direction. Could I just point a long range antenna towards the one that is 40 miles away and still get the close ones?

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How am I supposed to pick a best answer when all of the answer blow. Why would I call my local cable provider? thats why I asked the question in here, I am not getting an antenna that turns, they break too much, and I already had that website

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  • Drago_65
    Lv 5
    1 decade ago
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    follow the link http://www.antennaweb.org/aw/Address.aspx

  • rickyd
    1 decade ago

    Yes, you could get a signal from the closer ones, but the signal would not be as strong as the closer stations. I would recommend buying an indoor antenna. Put it up in your attic and buy a long coax. Then pull the cable to your tv. Use a splitter.

  • J S
    Lv 4
    1 decade ago

    get an antenna that has a rotor built on it. as you change channels the rotor box on the the ant rod will turn to get you the best signal

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    not sure, call ur local provider

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