Which direction should I point my TV antenna in Ohio?
Point toward the bearing of the stations you want, then fine-tune using your television or tuner’s signal-strength screen.
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The Ohio Antenna Pointer converts a street address or map position into nearby over-the-air TV and FM station directions. It shows tower distance and compass bearing so you can aim an indoor, attic or rooftop antenna more accurately before fine-tuning with the television’s live signal meter.
Tower bearing is only one part of reception. Terrain, trees, buildings, antenna height, cable loss, splitters, weather and the antenna’s frequency range can change results. Never install near power lines.
Reference tools: FCC digital television reception maps · RabbitEars signal-search tools
Point toward the bearing of the stations you want, then fine-tune using your television or tuner’s signal-strength screen.
Broadcast towers are not always co-located. A directional antenna favors one group, while a broader or rotatable setup may be needed for separated bearings.
No. It estimates direction and distance; real reception depends on terrain, obstructions, height, antenna design and the complete cable system.
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