Question 1

what the best place to put it to get the most channels?

Accepted Answer

Hi Dennis. Try to get it as high as you can.  I have a tower, but before I installed on the tower I tried on my lawn. Big difference. I think they call it line of site whereas the older could bounce off the sky. Works better when it can "see" the broadcast tower.

Question 2

What is the distance this antenna can do?

Accepted Answer

I live about 60 miles from the broadcast antennas near Denver and I get about 35 crystal clear HD channels (about 50 if I include the duplicates received from Cheyenne), including all the local network channels. We mounted the antenna on a 15' pole at the peak of the house and used a broadcast antenna locator I found online to precisely dial in the angle. We do have the benefit of mountains so the broadcast antenna are installed on top of a mountain, providing a great line of sight... not sure how much of a difference that makes vs. other cities' broadcast antenna. But overall I'm very pleased with this antenna so far, never paying for cable/satellite again!

Question 3

Can two of these antenna be coupled together to make a 4 bay atenna?

Accepted Answer

Yes... you can even buy the four bay antenna... only if your a long distance from broadcasters.

Otherwise just one antenna works fine.

Question 4

What is the range for this antenna?

Accepted Answer

I live about thirty miles from the broadcast towers in Lexington, KY. I am able to receive with great clarity the signal from this distance, and this is with an indoor installation in the attic.

Question 5

will this antenna pik up wxia channel 11 news ?

Accepted Answer

Your question is very specific about something in your region/area. In order for any antenna to receive the station you need to consider the following yourself because these are too independent for anyone online to answer for you.

1) Can the station's signal even reach your house? 
2) What interference is there between the station's transmitter and your house that could affect reception? Trees? Mountains? Buildings?
3) Where & how will the antenna be positioned?

Best of luck in your research.

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Model	DTV2BUHF

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