What is meant by "Operating on TV Channels 42 to 45". I see other listings have different channels
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it means it operates on the 550-580 mhz band that used to be for TV broadcast.
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It picks up broadcast channels clearly in that range. In fact, before getting this Mohu, I was unaware that there were other over-the-air channels besides Channel 4 and 5 down there in my area (4-1, 4-2, 5-1, 5-2, 5-3), near San Antonio, TX.
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Thanks for the kind response. Unfortunately, none of the efforts resulted in this TV to scan all digital and analog channels under the same "digital and analog channel search" function.Amazon.com support was excellent in sending a new replacement with just a simple phone call, as this unit apparently has a faulty tuner.
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I am using Over-the-Air antenna to receive TV signals. Put the setting on Plug&Play, let the program detects the TV signals automatically, and i found I can receive about 15 broadcast stations. The drawbacks are signals effective by the weather conditions, sometimes I saw "the signal is too weak or broadcast is temporary unavailable". But most of the time was working very good. If you subscribe Cable service, I presumed this TV works pretty good. And price is very affordable.
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I can't tell you if it receives channel 2 in your area. We live in Arizona and channel 2 is not an option in the area but we receive approximately 50 channels over the air. (many are spanish speaking and sales so they are not useful, but there are 20 or so watchable channels here.)
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I don't know because I am using on my HGTV , not on a Cable Service. sorry.
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Did you select TV Antenna before the scan? IF the TV is scanning looking for Cable channels, it will only find the VHF Channels (Ch 2+13). On air channels above channel 13 are not the same frequency as Cable channels. Hope this helps...................
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Your question is not very clear. If you would like to know if you'll get antenna reception in your area, you can go to www.tvguide.com and click on "What's on TV" then on "TV Listings", it's going to bring up your location, you can then click on "change location/provider" at the top/left (it's in red), it will then give you the option to put in the zip code and service type (which would be antenna). If there is any antenna service in that area, it will list the providers and then you can click on that link to see which channels are broadcasted. I hope that answers your question.
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I can't tell you, channel 2 may be different in your area. I receive ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, CW, and PBS with great reception on all of them. You may want to call the station directly and ask them what the signal range is and compare that with your distance for the broadcast tower.
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To add to my previous response to the question from Mr goddard, I would add that I receive all available channels from 3.1 thru 54.6 which covers VHF and UHF. But again, check with the mfr of the item.
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The device has separate Atsc & Ntsc tuners and I get my digital cable channels with over the air channel numbers. For example, my standard cable delivers ABC as channel 9 in analog and 711 in digital HD. If I want to record this channel it shows up as channel 6.1 which is the over air number. Also, I took another look at the quick start page and it shows both antenna and cable connections.
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Just to clarify , PBS is only showing 4 channels of SD at the same time. It is not possible for them to show 4 HD programs in the same bandwidth (yet). I too purchased this TV and it is fantastic. I get about 12 off air stations , some showing multiple programs and in an area that has a short supply of over the air availability. It is well worth the money.
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Not sure what you mean about mapped at 10 and 11. I get 36 channels in Orlando,Florida. My regular local channels,10 religious channels and 10 Spanish Channels and a few public assistant channels. I am very happy with this antenna. But depending on where you live, you may or may not get as many channels.
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You need to be more specific. Issues? I don't kow what you are referring to. 440 is a frequency range in the UHF band. That's all. The cable is designed to all you the use of a more effective antenna, hence the 259 adapter. Your choice of antenna should take into account the frequency you plan to use so that the most efficient antenna may be purchased. I hope this helps.dj, KJ6WSV
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I kind of thought that that was the situation. I just got a new HDTV and am a little worried, that in a few days I will be loosing two of my channels (CBS, NBC). My hope is that what I have heard is true, that they will be boosting the signals when they no longer need to carry the analog channels. I have been waiting to purchase a new antenna untill after the conversion.
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Possibly. NBC in your region is channel 11.1, but is actually broadcast on 10. A UHF Antenna (like this) will pick up high band VHF channels (which end at 14.) TV Fool (a website used to map coverage) says it has a strong signal to your area, but ti depends if where you live is hilly, or obscured by trees and also the height of the antenna.
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This antenna is not tuned for channels 2-6, the booms are tuned for channel 7 and above. However, almost all television stations that your TV translates as 2-6 are actually broadcast on a higher channel. Example: where I live, channel 3.1 is broadcast on 42.8 and channel 4.1 is really 33.1, but my televisions see them on the original channels - 3.1 and 4.1. Therefore this antenna works correctly for all full strength broadcasts. Also, it picks up FM signals very well because they are between channel 6 and 7, but because the antenna is directional you might find that radio stations broadcast from a different direction actually get worse rather than better.