Does anyone know of a website that would show what power my local stations are running, and weather each station is digital or analog????
Website for OTA local power??
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You can get this info from the FCC at http://www.fcc.gov/mb/video/smokey982 said:
select TV query and input the necessary info, call sign, etc.
It make take a while to understand the information presented but there is a lot of good info at the FCC site.
http://antennaweb.org/aw/welcome.aspx
take a look at this. enter your zip code and will tell you how far the signal is, if it is analog or digital and what color range your antenna needs to be.
take a look at this. enter your zip code and will tell you how far the signal is, if it is analog or digital and what color range your antenna needs to be.
Hmm, I just tried that, since I cannot get FOX OTA, and it is much closer then some of the other channels that I am able to recieve.The Tate said:
Is there something I can get that would stregthen my antenna or something?
You can't always trust antennaweb. It tells me that I can only get one digital station. I could actually get 11 until a wind storm broke my antenna. Several years ago antennaweb actually showed that stations that I could receive, but I think they made the calculations more conservative at some point.
http://www.2150.com/broadcast/ will give you the broadcast powers if you're really interested in that
