Note that there are real and virtual channel numbers. The table on the right is a list of all the channels in your area. This is really important for UHF loops (I'll get to what that is later) as they are directional. These are the directions, with north being up, from which TV signals are coming at you. So the first thing you'll see on the left is that big circle with all the lines. Even if you live in Montgomery you're going to want to run your own report with your actual full address as that will take into account potentially troublesome geographic problems (hills). So, for example, here's a report for Montgomery. So here's the basic gist of this, as that's a fairly technical readout once you get it.
Everything you need to know about TV signals in your area. Pretty much every TV set built since ~2007 or so (probably earlier if it's an HDTV set) has a digital tuner built in.īoom. I live in Alabama where they've made all antenna signals digital. What would be the best way to set up an antenna?
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