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1. • Struggle to pull in low-VHF signals

     • Many small indoor TV antennas struggle to pull in low-VHF signals, no matter where and how you position them.
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     How to Set Up Your Indoor TV Antenna for the Best Reception

2. www.nytimes.com › how-to-set-up-indoor-tv-antennaHow to Set Up Your Indoor TV Antenna for the Best Reception

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   Jun 21, 2024 · Many small indoor TV antennas struggle to pull in low-VHF signals, no matter where and how you position them.

3. blog.solidsignal.com › need-antenna-pulls-vhf-lowDo I need an antenna that pulls in VHF-Low? - The Solid ...

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   Jul 1, 2021 · TV broadcasting should have left the so-called “VHF-Low” band that includes channels 2,3,4,5, and 6. In fact at one point the hope was that all channels would go to UHF, meaning smaller and more efficient antennas for everyone.

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5. www.consumerreports.org › electronics-computers › tvGetting Better Indoor TV Antenna Reception - Consumer Reports

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   Sep 14, 2024 · However, you can pull in NextGen TV signals using any decent indoor antenna—including one you may already own. If you set up an antenna, you may find that the quality of the digital...

6. blog.solidsignal.com › tutorials › why-does-anyoneWhy does anyone broadcast on VHF-Low ... - The Solid Signal Blog

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   Mar 2, 2022 · The problem is that people don’t want big antennas. So, antennas are sold as UHF-only, UHF/VHF-High, or UHF/VHF-High/VHF-Low. That way people who don’t need those low-numbered channels can get a compact antenna that suits them.

7. blog.solidsignal.com › tutorials › how-can-you-addHow can you add VHF to the antenna you already have?

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   Sep 16, 2018 · If you don’t see those poles sticking out at left and right, then the chances are excellent that you have a UHF-only antenna. What can you do? First, figure out if you need VHF-Low. The VHF range is split into two sections. VHF-Low is channels 2,3,4,5, and 6. VHF-High is everything else.

8. www.antennasdirect.com › blog › why-you-need-toUHF & VHF: What These Frequencies Are and ... - Antennas Direct

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   Sep 2, 2020 · Additionally, shorter wavelengths require smaller antenna elements for reception – which means a smaller antenna for you. VHF signals cover 2 frequency bands. The Low-VHF band covers channels 2-6 and the High-VHF band covers channels 7-13.

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   Do small indoor TV antennas pull in low-VHF signals?

   • Many small indoor TV antennas struggle to pull in low-VHF signals, no matter where and how you position them.

   How to Set Up Your Indoor TV Antenna for the Best Reception

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   Why do I need a smaller antenna?

   • Additionally, shorter wavelengths require smaller antenna elements for reception – which means a smaller antenna for you. VHF signals cover 2 frequency bands. The Low-VHF band covers channels 2-6 and the High-VHF band covers channels 7-13.

   UHF & VHF: What These Frequencies Are and Why You Need to Know

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   Do VHF stations need a bigger antenna?

   • There are still a lot of VHF stations out there, but at least most have moved to the “VHF-High” band of channels 7-13 where a smaller antenna can be used. So what’s the problem? The lower channels need a larger antenna because as you get into those lower frequencies, the waves themselves get longer, and a longer wave needs a longer antenna.

   Do I need an antenna that pulls in VHF-Low? - The Solid Signal Blog

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   Can I use a UHF antenna as a VHF antenna?

   • For the most part, all of our antennas can function as UHF/VHF antennas, but their success may be limited especially if you are trying to get channels on the very low end of VHF (channels 2-6).

   How to Receive UHF and VHF OTA Channels - The TV Antenna Experts

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   Do you need a VHF high antenna?

   • VHF-High is everything else. There is a big difference between the antenna you need for channel 2 and the antenna you need for channel 13. That’s why old-school antennas are so big; they need to get both. In reality you probably only need to get one channel and it’s probably in the VHF-High range. How can you know which channel you need?

   How can you add VHF to the antenna you already have?

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   Should all VHF channels go to UHF?

   • In fact at one point the hope was that all channels would go to UHF, meaning smaller and more efficient antennas for everyone. There are still a lot of VHF stations out there, but at least most have moved to the “VHF-High” band of channels 7-13 where a smaller antenna can be used. So what’s the problem?

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10. www.antennasdirect.com › blog › how-to-receive-uhfHow to Receive UHF and VHF OTA Channels - The TV Antenna ...

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    Dec 23, 2010 · For the most part, all of our antennas can function as UHF/VHF antennas, but their success may be limited especially if you are trying to get channels on the very low end of VHF (channels 2-6).