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Channel Master

The EXTREMEtenna $95 is an 8-Bay, multi-directional outdoor
antenna that receives high definition and digital signals from a span of 180
degrees with a range of up to 80 miles.
(mast & amplifier not included) Combined with the
ROTATOR,
$89, you can get all channels in the 360 degrees with just one rotation .
Reception Range |
80 miles |
Type |
Outdoor |
CEA Color Code |
yellow, green, light green, red, blue, violet |
Reception Pattern |
Multi-directional |
Built-In Amplifier |
no |
Installation |
roof, attic, mast, eave, chimney |
A DIY HDTV Antenna |
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DVR with Channel Master
The
only subscription-free, over-the-air DVR ($199) that integrates online
streaming services and lets you choose your recording capacity. It’s TV
Freedom. Note: 16GB requires
external USB hard drive for full DVR
functionality (not included).
Description
The only subscription-free, over-the-air
DVR that integrates online streaming services
and lets you choose your recording capacity. Watch and record free,
live over-the-air broadcast programming in crystal clear
HD, including all of your favorite shows, news
and sports from ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, PBS, The CW and many more. Experience
pure, uncompressed HD, a higher quality video signal than what is provided
through cable and satellite operators, displaying both SD and HD video
resolutions up to 1080i/1080p.
Enjoy a familiar experience with menus and a
program guide very similar to the DVRs used by
cable and satellite operators, and dual tuners allow you to record one
program while watching another or record two programs at the same time.
Internet connectivity provides additional features including an expanded
14-day program guide, software updates,
access to online streaming services and a free subscription to
Channel Master TV (30+ Internet Channels).
The DVR+ on-screen setup wizard will add
your antenna channels,
internet channels via wifi and streaming
services to your program guide. Includes
surround sound.
"DVR+"
starter package with only an indoor
antenna you might not receive transmissions over 20 miles from Marin(
see maps below).
95 channels for
zip 94903
What’s Included
DVR+ Digital TV Receiver/Recorder |
Quick Start Guide |
IR Universal Remote |
(2) AAA Batteries |
Live Internet Channels |
1 year Limited Warranty |
14-Day Channel Guide |
External Power Supply |
Streaming apps:
They haven't been able to do a
deal with Netflix |
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"We've used a
rotating roof antenna for years
at our house, which is within 3 blocks of Kaiser Hospital.
It's not a huge antenna, but it's up fairly high. We have a
Channel Master
Rotator,
$89, (see far below) which we operate with a
remote control, which allows us
to receive San Francisco and
Sacramento stations. We get a lot of channels!
We use a
Zenith receiver(discontinued, (see the
"DVR+" below) with about 8 hours of memory
(16gb) to record shows if needed.
Picture quality is excellent with an antenna; the only drawback is that you occasionally get reception problems
when the weather is very turbulent. It hasn't been much of a problem for us
as it's usually temporary and we're usually
streaming video anyway." (see SLING, VUDU and USB WIFI
Adapter below)
"Has a good tv guide
from ROVI . Must be connected to wifi or
ethernet.. Then there is the streaming internet channels Pandora, You tube,
Sling, if you subscribe, plus others.
I like the internet stations but would like to be able
to record internet programs." You would
think you could do that with the USB WIFI Adapter($39)? But the FTC says
"NO" ! |
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"I added
Sling TV so I can get ESPN which I watch all
the time.
Other than having to move my antenna around to find the right spot to get
all the local channels I now have everything I watched before and NO cable
bill.""The guy at CM recommended I get the discount
coupon from antennaweb.org and get a separate
hard drive. This saved me about 250 bucks by my estimation and I got the
wireless adapter and extra antenna for free! I love everything about it as
it works exactly as promised. I am hopeful that CM will continue to update
with streaming sites as they become available to them or possibly add
Netflix or Hulu
(etc) to the lineup. The diagnostic tools and partial scan ability is great
for getting my station lineup complete even if some stations don't always
come in."
"Combined with my attic-mounted digital TV antenna, I
receive all of the local stations in crystal-clear HD reception (and it's
sharper than what I was getting from my cable TV service).
Coupled with the on-board SlingTV app, and the
Netflix & Hulu
subscriptions that I have on my AppleTV (which
I already had), I'm entirely free from cable TV.
Offering a little advice to other people who are thinking about cutting the
cord, start with getting the right digital TV antenna
first. Channel Master offers several options,
and the antenna is the most crucial part of cutting the cord. Once you have
the right antenna, add the DVR+ and a good
external USB hard drive, and you'll never look
back.
BTW, I was previously paying $160/month for my cable TV service. I now pay $34/month ($20/month for SlingTV,
and $14/mo for Netflix &
Hulu)."
You do not need to convert the coax to hdmi to get your
channels in HD. The coax going straight to a modern TV will give you full
1080p . |
1. a
Mohu hdtv
antenna. ( $150 for 60 miles)
2. Roku streaming device
$100
3. Sling TV (40+
channels $25/mth)
4.
Extreme DSL for Internet service ( 3 Mbits/sec for $15/mth -- Comcast
offers 50 to 150)
5. Magic Jack for landline service
This is a great cost savings and we eliminated all ATT Uverse bills |
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If the main cable line is hooked to
the new
antenna, how can one get
internet service from the cable
company if the cable line will now have to be
hooked to the
antenna?
I had an
existing cable line, which had a splitter for internet and TV. It was at
this connection point in the splitter, I hooked my
Mohu Antenna.
If you get
your internet and cable
service from the same company (like Comcast),
this configuration probably won't work for you. I get my internet service
from ATT, and that comes in via my phone line.
However, it might be possible to use some of the cable runs for the
antenna and some for the
internet, if you are ready to run some new lines where they need to
go. I actually have the
antenna feed running from the attic down through
the cable line to the basement, and from there, I have a couple of other
coax lines running to my other 2 TVs. Where the cable line comes in from
outside, I have sent that back up to the cable converter to be able to watch
and record the couple of cable shows I want to watch. It was a bit
complicated and time consuming to do all this, but in the end it was worth
it. |
Local Channels Included with
DISH Packages
ABC(HD), CBS(hd),
OX(HD),NBC, theCW, PBS -- DISH
HOPPER DVR with SLING
the DISH Antenna points SSE (south south east)
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SONIC INTERNET and optionally DISH
NETWORK
Fusion FTTN X2 |
$60.00 |
Modem Rental |
$9.50 |
ATA Rental ( plug your phone into the
Analog Telephone Adaptor ) |
$6.50 |
Fusion FTTN X2 (Fiber-to-the-node X2) more
than doubles the speed of Fusion FTTN and is
Internet access delivered using AT&T's IP
network at up to 50Mbps, plus
Sonic Voice-over-IP telephone service with
unlimited nationwide calling. One phone line and more than twice the speed
of Fusion FTTN for $60 per month*, plus taxes and fees.
Do not offer any services without home phone at this time.
Most home security systems are compatible with
Sonic's Voice-over-Internet-Protocol
phone service. |
the 200 DISH package (plus the 120) $65/mo
Animal Planet HD |
FYI HD |
Outdoor Channel
HD |
BBC America HD |
Galavisión HD |
Oyxgen |
BET HD |
Golf Channel HD |
RFD-TV HD |
Boomerang |
GSN HD |
Science HD |
Bravo HD |
Hallmark Channel |
Sundance TV HD |
CBS Sports
Network HD |
Investigation
Discovery HD |
TeenNick |
Cooking Channel
HD |
Lifetime Movie
Network HD |
Turner Classic Movies HD |
Discovery Familly
HD |
MLB Network HD |
UniMÁS HD |
Disney Junior |
National
Geographic Channel HD |
Univision HD |
Disney XD |
NBA TV HD |
Univision
Deportes Network HD |
DIY HD |
NBCSN HD |
UP |
El Rey |
NFL Network HD |
Viceland HD |
Esquire Network
HD |
NHL Network HD |
WGN Cable Network
HD |
FOX Sports 1 HD |
Nick Jr. |
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FXX HD |
OWN: Oprah
Winfrey Network HD |
Plus Many
More |
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the 120 DISH package $50/mo
AMC |
IFC |
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Blockbuster @Home |
Reelz |
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Blockbuster Studio |
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Family Channels
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ABC Family |
Cartoon Network (W) |
Kids and Teens Television |
BabyFirstTV |
Disney Channel |
Nickelodeon/Nick at Nite |
Cartoon Network |
Disney Channel (W) |
Nickelodeon/Nick at Nite
(W) |
Sports Channels
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Big Ten Network |
FOX Sports 2 |
NHL Center Ice |
ESPN |
FXX |
PAC-12 Networks |
ESPN2 |
HorseRacing TV |
Regional Sports Network |
ESPNEWS |
Longhorn Network |
SEC Network |
ESPNU |
NBA League Pass |
TV Games Network |
News Channels
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C-SPAN |
CNN |
msnbc |
C-SPAN2 |
DoD News |
Newsmax TV |
CCTV News |
FOX News |
Russia Today |
CCTV-E |
Free Speech TV |
Weather Channel |
CNBC |
HLN |
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Entertainment Channels
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A&E |
Fuse |
PPV |
Alma Vision Hispanic
Network |
FX |
Prayer |
America Live |
Gems and Jewelry |
PRST |
Angel One |
HGTV |
QVC |
Angel Two |
History |
Rocks TV |
AXS TV |
HITN |
Sale |
BYU Television |
HOPR |
SHPHQ |
Christian Television
Network |
HSN |
SiriusXM - 70+ Music
Channels |
Church Channel |
HSN2 |
Sonlife Broadcasting
Network |
Classic Arts Showcase |
IDEA |
Spike TV |
CMT |
Impact Network |
Syfy |
Comedy Central |
In Country Television |
TBS |
Daystar |
ION |
Three Angels Broadcasting
Network |
DEAL |
Jewelry Television |
TLC |
Discovery Channel |
Jewelry Television |
TNT |
DISH 101 |
Lifetime |
Travel Channel |
DishCD - 30+ Music Channels |
Link Television |
Trinity Broadcasting
Network |
DISH Network FYI |
Liquidation Channel |
TV Guide Network |
DishHOME Entertainment
Television |
MARKT |
TV Land |
E! Entertainment Television |
Mercury Television |
USA |
Enlace |
MUSIC |
USAA |
Eternal Word Television
Network |
MTV |
V-ME |
FETV |
MTV2 |
VH1 |
Fit |
NASA |
WEtv |
Food Network |
NOTAX |
WORLD |
Free Preview Guide |
Pivot |
YOUTV |
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Plus Many More |
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the 250 DISH package (plus the 200 and 120) $75/mo
American Heroes Channel |
ENCORE Suspense |
Ride TV |
beIN SPORTS HD |
ENCORE Westerns |
Rural TV |
beIN Sports En Español HD |
EPIX DRIVE-IN |
Smithsonian Channel |
Bloomberg Television |
FOX Sports 2 HD |
Sportsman Channel HD |
Chiller |
Fusion |
Tennis Channel HD |
Destination American HD |
FXM |
TheBlaze |
DISH Music - over 18 music
channels |
Great American Country |
The Movie Channel (W) |
ENCORE (W) |
HALLMARK MOVIES & Mysteries
HD |
The Movie Channel Xtra (W) |
ENCORE Action |
MoviePlex |
VH1 Classic |
ENCORE Black |
NatGeo WILD HD |
Z Living HD |
ENCORE Classic |
NBC Universo |
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ENCORE Family |
Nicktoons |
Plus Many More |
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- Check to see if
the digital channels in your area broadcast on the
UHF or VHF
band.
If the Affiliate
channels are for high-frequency VHF stations (Channels 7 – 13), you will
need a VHF antenna. Check out our
ClearStream 1V, ClearStream 2V or
ClearStream 4V HDTV
antennas based on their range. For UHF
(Channels 14 - 51), you will receive crystal clear reception with any of
our other antennas.
- Determine how far
will your antenna be from the transmitters.
Look at the
column heading in dark blue showing the distance in miles (mi) and choose
your antenna based on the farthest transmitter from your location.
- You might need a
uni-directional or multi-directional antenna.
In some
cities like New York, Chicago and Los Angeles, all stations are broadcast
from one central area; the Empire State and GE Buildings in New York, the
Sears Tower or Hancock Building in downtown Chicago, and Mt. Wilson in Los
Angeles. In other cities like St. Louis, the transmitters are scattered
around the city. Check the Black markers on the map, and if all of your
desired stations are transmitting from the same area or within 20° of each
other, you can use a uni-directional antenna: Check out the Element Uni-directional
long range antenna. If the transmitters are positioned more than 20°
apart, it is best to use a multi-directional antenna. All of our antennas
indicate whether they are a uni-directional or multi-directional antenna.
Search Results:
Found 34 transmissions within 65 miles of 94903 ( the furthest is 59
miles away)
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Clearstream4 Antenna $150
70+ Mile Range |

Clearstream5 Antenna $140 |
KTLN-TV |
8.83 mi |
UHF |
344.13° |
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Call
Sign |
Affiliate |
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KTLN-DT |
TLN |
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QUEUETV |
Jewelry TV |
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SBN |
SonLife |
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Cool TV |
Chinese |
KRON-TV |
19.49 mi |
UHF |
164.42° |
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Call
Sign |
Affiliate |
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KRON-HD |
MyN |
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SkyLink |
Sky Link TV USA |
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GetTV |
GetTV |
KTVU |
19.49 mi |
UHF |
164.42° |
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Call
Sign |
Affiliate |
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KTVU-HD |
FOX |
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KTVU-SD |
LATV |
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KTVUSD2 |
Movies! |
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KTVUSD3 |
BUZZR |
KBCW |
19.49 mi |
UHF |
164.42° |
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Call
Sign |
Affiliate |
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KBCW-DT |
CW |
KCNS |
19.49 mi |
UHF |
164.42° |
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Call
Sign |
Affiliate |
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MundoFo |
SonLife |
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Sino TV |
Sino TV |
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KTNC |
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38.4 |
Comet TV |
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NTD |
NTDTV |
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Works |
The Works |
KCSM-TV |
19.49 mi |
UHF |
164.42° |
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Call
Sign |
Affiliate |
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KCSM |
Educational |
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KCSMF24 |
France24 |
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Jazz-TV |
Audio |
KFSF-DT |
19.49 mi |
UHF |
164.42° |
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Call
Sign |
Affiliate |
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KFSF-HD |
UniMás |
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KDTV-SD |
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BOUNCE |
Bounce TV |
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Grit |
KGO-TV |
19.49 mi
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VHF |
164.42° |
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Call
Sign |
Affiliate |
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KGO-HD |
ABC |
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LIVWELL |
Live Well |
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KGO-SD |
Laff |
KMTP-TV |
19.49 mi |
UHF |
164.42° |
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Call
Sign |
Affiliate |
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KMTP-DT |
Ethnic |
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WorldCh |
[Blank] |
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WTV |
[Blank] |
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NTD |
Classic Arts
Showcase |
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KPOP |
Korean |
KOFY-TV |
19.49 mi |
UHF |
164.42° |
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Call
Sign |
Affiliate |
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KOFY-HD |
Independent |
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MeTV |
Me-TV |
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KOFYDT3 |
VieTV |
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KOFYDT4 |
This TV |
KPIX-TV |
19.49 mi |
UHF |
164.42° |
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Call
Sign |
Affiliate |
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KPIX-DT |
CBS |
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Decades |
KQED |
19.49 mi |
UHF |
164.42° |
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Call
Sign |
Affiliate |
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KQED-HD |
PBS |
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KQED+ |
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WORLD |
World Channel |
KRCB |
22.27 mi |
UHF |
355.87° |
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Call
Sign |
Affiliate |
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KRCB-DT |
PBS |
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KRCB-C |
Create |
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NHKWORL |
NHK World |
KFTL-CD |
24.27 mi |
UHF |
165.13° |
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Call
Sign |
Affiliate |
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KFTL-CD |
Religious |
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KFTL-CD |
HSN |
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KFTL-CD |
Music Videos |
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KFTL-CD |
Music Videos |
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KFTL-CD |
Retro TV |
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KFTL-CD |
The Country Network |
KKPX-TV |
24.27 mi |
UHF |
165.13° |
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Call
Sign |
Affiliate |
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ION |
ION |
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qubo |
Qubo |
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IONLife |
ION Life |
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Shop |
Infomercials |
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HSN |
HSN |
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QVC |
QVC |
KTSF |
24.32 mi |
UHF |
165.24° |
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Call
Sign |
Affiliate |
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KTSF-D1 |
Asian Multilingual |
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KTSF-D2 |
Diya TV |
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KTSF-D3 |
KBS World |
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KTSF-D4 |
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KTSF-D5 |
Vietnamese |
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KTSF-D6 |
Vietnamese |
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KNTV |
24.42 mi
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VHF |
165.22° |
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Call
Sign |
Affiliate |
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KNTV HD |
NBC |
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COZI-TV |
COZI TV |
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KSTS HD |
Telemundo |
KTNC-TV |
35.74 mi |
UHF |
106.14° |
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Call
Sign |
Affiliate |
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KTNC-SF |
Estrella TV |
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KTNC-SA |
The Works |
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Works |
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RTV |
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KDTV-CD |
43.64 mi |
UHF |
355.21° |
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Call
Sign |
Affiliate |
Virtual Channel |
KEXT-CD |
51.90 mi |
UHF |
134.39° |
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Call
Sign |
Affiliate |
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KEXT |
Japanese |
KSTS |
51.92 mi |
UHF |
134.42° |
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Call
Sign |
Affiliate |
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KNTV-HD |
NBC |
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KSTS-HD |
Telemundo |
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TeleX |
TeleXitos |
KAXT-CD |
51.92 mi |
UHF |
134.42° |
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Call
Sign |
Affiliate |
Virtual Channel |
KDTV-DT |
51.92 mi |
UHF |
134.42° |
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Call
Sign |
Affiliate |
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KDTV-HD |
Univision |
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KFSF-SD |
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getTV |
GetTV |
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Escape |
KICU-TV |
52.65 mi |
UHF |
134.82° |
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Call
Sign |
Affiliate |
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KICU-HD |
Independent |
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KICU-SD |
KEMS |
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KICUSD2 |
CCTV News |
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KICUSD3 |
Heroes & Icons |
KQEH |
52.65 mi |
UHF |
134.82° |
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Call
Sign |
Affiliate |
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KQED+ |
PBS |
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KQED |
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LIFE |
PBS Encore |
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KIDS |
PBS Kids |
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V-me |
V-Me |
KTFK-DT |
58.76 mi |
UHF |
75.18° |
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Call
Sign |
Affiliate |
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KUVS.2 |
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KTFK-DT |
UniMás |
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KTFK-DT |
GetTV |
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Grit |
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Call
Sign |
Affiliate |
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KXTV-DT |
ABC |
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LiveWel |
Justice Network |
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Heroes & Icons |
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Call
Sign |
Affiliate |
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KOVR-DT |
CBS |
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DECADES |
Decades |
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Call
Sign |
Affiliate |
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KTXL-TV |
FOX |
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Ant TV |
Antenna TV |
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This TV |
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Call
Sign |
Affiliate |
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KVIEHD |
PBS |
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KVIE2 |
PBS Encore |
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KVIEWLD |
World Channel |
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KVIEVme |
V-Me |
KSPX-TV |
59.77 mi |
UHF |
73.71° |
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Call
Sign |
Affiliate |
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ION |
ION |
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qubo |
Qubo |
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IONLife |
ION Life |
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Shop |
Infomercials |
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QVC |
QVC |
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HSN |
HSN |
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TLMD |
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KCRA-TV |
59.77 mi |
UHF |
73.71° |
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Call
Sign |
Affiliate |
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KCRA-TV |
NBC |
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ME TV |
Me-TV |
KMAX-TV |
59.77 mi |
UHF |
73.71° |
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Call
Sign |
Affiliate |
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KMAX-DT |
CW |
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Call
Sign |
Affiliate |
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KQCA |
MyN |
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MOVIES! |
Movies! |
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KQCA.3 |
Estrella TV |
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HDTV
antenna setup that pulls in 82 channels, even with the
TerraLinda/Sleepy Hollow ridge parked in
front of the house. Our monthly Comcast bill had amounted to over $160. By
cutting the cable, the bill dropped by $100. It took a lot of trial
and error, and research to get this right, so here is what we did:
Materials:
Denny’s
Stacker Antenna --
http://dennysantennaservice.com/hd_stack...
Antenna
Parts Outlet – Eave Mount --
http://www.antennapartsoutlet.com/Pages/...
5 foot
mast and 100’ of RG6 coaxial cable -- Purchased
at Electronics Plus on 4th Street.
You
might have different results, but I’d recommend the Denny’s Stacker for
TerraLinda, as I did
try smaller outdoor and indoor antennas, with varying results. NBC was
problematic for us, as its broadcast is from San Bruno
Mountain, which is further away than Mt. Sutro.
This setup seems to fix this.
When
you install, use the compass on your phone and point the antenna to 150
degrees SE. That is about the direction of Sutro Tower
from
TerraLinda.
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Our
first try was the RCA 751R, which is 35 bucks on Amazon. It was ok, but
missed NBC. That will help set expectations of what you can or can't pick
up if you go to a larger antenna. There are also reception websites that
give you signal strength based on zip code. But
TerraLinda can vary by where you are. One thing I do want to
mention is that the project came in, parts and labor, at under 500 bucks.
So that's why it makes sense to experiment with something cheap to set
expectations.
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This
shows compass direction to Sacramento stations
is about 74deg.
We live deep in Sleepy Hollow
and get the stations on a bounce off of the big hill
between Sleepy Hollow and Terra Linda. Yes, the antenna is pointing
the wrong way, but it works 95% on the SF
stations except channel 11 which is only about 60%. This is with a high-end
channel master antenna. Pointed at
Mt. Sutro we have 0% reception.
It was
rather amazing. I was real frustrated after installing the antenna and
receiving 2 Sacramento stations and some misc.
UHF stations with zero local
VHF stations.
Then,
while rotating the antenna, I found the sweet spot pointed at the hill. 2, 4
and 5 are close to 100%. Channel 11 seems to be affected by temp. inversions
and sometimes gets iffy. My antenna is only on a 3' mast and barely clears
the ridge line of the roof.
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I
am a retired Commercial Dealer for DirecTV and applaud you on the work you
had done. You must live in a sweet spot to be able to pick up over the air
HDTV signal from both Sutro and San Bruno.
Couple of things to be aware of -
1) Never use white RG-6
Coaxial cable outdoors. White cable is
not Ultraviolet protected and over time the
Sun, Rain etc. will break it down. If I was to do what you did, I would
have used RG-6Q in Black color. U/V protected
and has a quad shield for keeping interfering signals from entering
through the cable. I have heard recently that there is some
white cable available that
is U/V protected but I have not seen it yet.
2) Off air looks spectacular as long as you have
a good clean signal. I have compared DirecTV
picture quality side by side to Comcast for
many years and DirecTV wins by a mile. The
picture is cleaner and there is way less pixelation.
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I use
Sling TV to pick up
Fox & NBC and
lots of basic cable (Comedy Central, TNT, Food
Network, HGTV, etc) and pay $25/month
for that service. Otherwise I'm also on an antenna
and am super-happy to not be paying the traditional cable companies for
tons of channels I didn't watch!
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free Kodi (http://kodi.tv/)
to stream all my movies/tv shows/music to my TV. I see in the latest
version of their software that they include a PVR.
see what channels you'll be able to get:
http://www.antennaweb.org/
basic
model TiVo Roamio (www.tivo.com
$199 plus $12.50/month) works with both cable and an antenna. The higher
models are cable only, for some reason.
eyetv <https://www.elgato.com/en/eyetv>.
can be used as a DVR
purchased an antenna system from Walgreens and get
about 30 stations loud and clear. Price was $15 in the TV section. Need an
HD converter box to work for about $50.
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IND |
7 mi |
Hi-V |
Call Sign: |
KQRM-LP |
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RF Channel: |
2 |
Direction: |
213° SSW |
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IND |
7 mi |
Hi-V |
Call Sign: |
KTVJ-LD |
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RF Channel: |
4 |
Direction: |
213° SSW |
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PBS |
23 mi |
UHF |
Call Sign: |
KRCB-DT1 |
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RF Channel: |
23 |
Direction: |
352° |
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CREATE |
23 mi |
UHF |
Call Sign: |
KRCB-DT2 |
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RF Channel: |
23 |
Direction: |
352° |
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NHKWORLD |
23 mi |
UHF |
Call Sign: |
KRCB-DT3 |
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RF Channel: |
23 |
Direction: |
352° |
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IND |
45 mi |
Hi-V |
Call Sign: |
KFTY-LD |
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RF Channel: |
2 |
Direction: |
352° |
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THREEANGEL |
7 mi |
Hi-V |
Call Sign: |
K03HY-D1 |
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RF Channel: |
3 |
Direction: |
213° SSW |
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DAYSTAR |
7 mi |
Hi-V |
Call Sign: |
K03HY-D6 |
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RF Channel: |
3 |
Direction: |
213° SSW |
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WALKTV |
7 mi |
Hi-V |
Call Sign: |
K03HY-D9 |
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RF Channel: |
3 |
Direction: |
213° SSW |
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ALMAVIS |
7 mi |
Hi-V |
Call Sign: |
K03HY-D10 |
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RF Channel: |
3 |
Direction: |
213° SSW |
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TLN-C |
10 mi |
UHF |
Call Sign: |
KTLN-DT1 |
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RF Channel: |
47 |
Direction: |
336° NNW |
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IND |
10 mi |
UHF |
Call Sign: |
KTLN-DT2 |
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RF Channel: |
47 |
Direction: |
336° NNW |
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SONLIFE |
10 mi |
UHF |
Call Sign: |
KTLN-DT3 |
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RF Channel: |
47 |
Direction: |
336° NNW |
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COOLTV |
10 mi |
UHF |
Call Sign: |
KTLN-DT4 |
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RF Channel: |
47 |
Direction: |
336° NNW |
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18 mi |
Hi-V |
Call Sign: |
KGO-DT1 |
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RF Channel: |
7 |
Direction: |
169° S |
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LIVEWELL |
18 mi |
Hi-V |
Call Sign: |
KGO-DT2 |
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RF Channel: |
7 |
Direction: |
169° S |
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LAFF |
18 mi |
Hi-V |
Call Sign: |
KGO-DT3 |
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RF Channel: |
7 |
Direction: |
169° S |
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CBS |
57 mi |
UHF |
Call Sign: |
KOVR-DT1 |
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RF Channel: |
25 |
Direction: |
74° ENE |
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DECADES |
57 mi |
UHF |
Call Sign: |
KOVR-DT2 |
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RF Channel: |
25 |
Direction: |
74° ENE |
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PBS |
57 mi |
Hi-V |
Call Sign: |
KVIE-DT1 |
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RF Channel: |
9 |
Direction: |
72° ENE |
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57 mi |
Hi-V |
Call Sign: |
KVIE-DT2 |
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RF Channel: |
9 |
Direction: |
72° ENE |
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WORLD |
57 mi |
Hi-V |
Call Sign: |
KVIE-DT3 |
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RF Channel: |
9 |
Direction: |
72° ENE |
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V-ME |
57 mi |
Hi-V |
Call Sign: |
KVIE-DT4 |
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RF Channel: |
9 |
Direction: |
72° ENE |
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ABC |
57 mi |
Hi-V |
Call Sign: |
KXTV-DT1 |
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RF Channel: |
10 |
Direction: |
74° ENE |
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JUSTNET |
57 mi |
Hi-V |
Call Sign: |
KXTV-DT2 |
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RF Channel: |
10 |
Direction: |
74° ENE |
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H&I |
57 mi |
Hi-V |
Call Sign: |
KXTV-DT3 |
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RF Channel: |
10 |
Direction: |
74° ENE |
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CW |
58 mi |
UHF |
Call Sign: |
KMAX-DT1 |
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RF Channel: |
21 |
Direction: |
72° ENE |
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58 mi |
UHF |
Call Sign: |
KCRA-DT1 |
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RF Channel: |
35 |
Direction: |
72° ENE |
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METV |
58 mi |
UHF |
Call Sign: |
KCRA-DT2 |
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RF Channel: |
35 |
Direction: |
72° ENE |
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23 mi |
Hi-V |
Call Sign: |
KNTV-DT1 |
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RF Channel: |
12 |
Direction: |
169° S |
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COZITV |
23 mi |
Hi-V |
Call Sign: |
KNTV-DT2 |
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RF Channel: |
12 |
Direction: |
169° S |
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TELEMUND |
23 mi |
Hi-V |
Call Sign: |
KNTV-DT3 |
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RF Channel: |
49 |
Direction: |
169° S |
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MYNET |
58 mi |
UHF |
Call Sign: |
KQCA-DT1 |
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RF Channel: |
46 |
Direction: |
72° ENE |
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MOVIES! |
58 mi |
UHF |
Call Sign: |
KQCA-DT2 |
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RF Channel: |
46 |
Direction: |
72° ENE |
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ESTREL |
58 mi |
UHF |
Call Sign: |
KQCA-DT3 |
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RF Channel: |
46 |
Direction: |
72° ENE |
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ESTRTV |
33 mi |
UHF |
Call Sign: |
KTNC-DT1 |
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RF Channel: |
14 |
Direction: |
106° ESE |
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ESTRTV |
33 mi |
UHF |
Call Sign: |
KTNC-DT2 |
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RF Channel: |
14 |
Direction: |
106° ESE |
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THEWORKS |
33 mi |
UHF |
Call Sign: |
KTNC-DT3 |
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RF Channel: |
14 |
Direction: |
106° ESE |
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AZTECA |
45 mi |
UHF |
Call Sign: |
KEMO-DT1 |
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RF Channel: |
32 |
Direction: |
352° |
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Channels you wont get
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FOX |
57 mi |
UHF |
Call Sign: |
KTXL-DT1 |
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RF Channel: |
40 |
Direction: |
72° ENE |
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18 mi |
UHF |
Call Sign: |
KQED-DT1 |
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RF Channel: |
30 |
Direction: |
169° S |
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18 mi |
UHF |
Call Sign: |
KQED-DT2 |
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RF Channel: |
30 |
Direction: |
169° S |
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Up to 26 channels from 10 over-the-air stations may be received
at this location,
but just 4 miles east its different so go to
the website and move marker to your address.
KRCB-DT 22.1
PBS
RF Channel: 23
23 miles at 337° |
Yellow |

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KTVJ-LD 4.1 IND
RF Channel: 4
7 miles at 198° |
Yellow |
KQRM-LP IND
RF Channel: 2
7 miles at 198° |
Green |
KFTY-LD 2.1 IND
RF Channel: 2
46 miles at 338° |
Red |
K03HY-D 3.1 IND
RF Channel: 3
7 miles at 198° |
Red |
KTLN-DT 68.1
IND
RF Channel: 47
10 miles at 322° |
Blue |
KGO-DT 7.1 ABC
RF Channel: 7
18 miles at 155° |
Blue |
KXTV-DT 10.1
ABC
RF Channel: 10
57 miles at 60° |
Violet |
KVIE-DT 6.1 PBS
RF Channel: 9
58 miles at 57° |
Violet |
KTNC-DT 42.1
EST
RF Channel: 14
34 miles at 91° |
Violet |
KOVR-DT 13.1
CBS
RF Channel: 25
57 miles at 60° |
Violet |
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