do trees and mountains affect it
1428735
No, your antenna is what gets affected by trees and mountains. Your converter box takes the signal from your antenna and turns it into a signal that your t.v. can understand. Think of it like a "translator".
1428736
the trees in my neighborhood do not affect it. i live in the desert and the closest mountain is 10 miles away. so, as far as mountains affecting it, i would not be the person to answer that question.
1428737
Trees affects all TV as it lowers the signal. I live here in San Antonio TX and I receive 30 live TV programs manely from 12 main stations. I get the same results through the ZINWRLL converter as I get on my flat TV screens. You may need a ourside antenna ampflier. MyZAT-970A dos block anolog TV chanels. If yoy have some anlog TV stations it will not receive them
1428738
Since over-the-air transmissions travel in a straight line, anything between the broadcast tower and your antenna will affect the received signal. Mountains will definitely block a signal. Trees aren't as much of a problem unless the are very close to your outdoor antenna.Digital transmissions aren't like the old analog signals. With analog, if your signal was weak, the result was a snowy picture. Digital, on the other hand, you either have a signal or you don't.
2248446
actually it clarifies build up but it is not 100 % effective like leaves less,buildup than others.but still there is buildup - Malo
1841479
No. It operates along a back and forth path. Areas around stays will eventually be covered.
1287961
I only recently purchased this item and there are still leaves on trees surrounding my house but thus far I have not noticed much of a difference.
1896055
I have had no problems with trees as long as the signal is strong from the station.The unit produces clear pictures on the screen.I am very happy with the unit.
868737
performance diminishes in cloudy weather, shade and hills are a bigger factor
505979
It depends on the density of the trees, but the short answer is yes. It's pretty much line of sight.
1719471
It can but not recommended because it can burn the folage depending on the tree type. You need to be clear what kind of problem you are trying to handle. Contact me at 928-343-2729 and I can help you determine if this is really what you need to be considering. I am a licensed chemical supplier. Thanks, Rick
789010
Yes any bugs,spiders, a plant specialist recommended it I had a tree that was being killed by a bug I sprayed it around all my trees and have no bugs.
1068590
Hi Todd, I would say no. I have not tried to measure tree heights with mine. I ranged walls and embankments. Understand you are ranging your distance from base of tree and again your distance from top of tree, not the height of tree. I hope this helps.
775813
It will only work in the area. For long lasting effects pls try accupunture and herbs
1011737
So far, it's lasted outside past few weeks in jersey in the cold no problem. It's a small worthy investment. Can't hurt to try it out. Do research on the specific species of the tree for the most accurate info.
50966
no, because you water trees best at their dripline, not at the base of the tree (unless the dripline has a small diameter as with a young tree)
1666340
I don't know about a large tree. We have 2 machines that focus on a 69 foot house with no problem at all. We love it.
151920
No, I don't live in a flat area, actually I'm in rolling hills/mountain area, but I believe I'm high enough ground to clear some of the trees... Also, 60 miles is within the earth's curvature, so it's not a big deal.. the key is being on high-ground. Also, on some tropo days I can pick up stations about 110 miles away with the proper weather conditions, etc...
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I sit on top of a hill in a hilly area about 10 miles from the transmitter. So I have no experience with being in a valley. My neighborhood has a lot of large old trees. I put the antenna up in the fall on the back side of my house and got good reception. When the leaves came out in the spring the reception deteriorated so I moved it to the front of the house where there were fewer trees in my line of sight to the transmitter and it has worked fine ever since. I give it a top rating.
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From my standpoint, very, very little. I fly in a rather confined area, and any wind will effect the flight. I have put it in the trees many times, because of the wind.