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Find TV Broadcast Towers and free TV Channels in your area. Get all the information needed for selecting and pointing your antenna. Use the tower map to check for potential ground interference such as hills and obstructions.
- Frequency
A television station broadcast Radio Frequency (RF) channel...
- Antenna Installation
Antenna Installation - TV Broadcast Tower Locator - OTA DTv
- Cables
Three types of coax cable (RG-6, RG-11, RG-59) are used for...
- Amplifiers
There are 3 types of TV signal amplifiers; preamplifiers or...
- Steps to Get It
Steps to Get It - TV Broadcast Tower Locator - OTA DTv
- TV Station Callsigns
The FCC identifies every TV station with a unique callsign....
- Frequently Asked Questions
Some UHD broadcast have an optional internet connection for...
- Scale
The decibels (dB) scale is more convenient than a linear...
- Frequency
Our mapping tool will allow you to view the TV transmitters in your area. Using this tool, you will see the radius patterns showing the distance of coverage between your location and the broadcast towers.
DTV Reception Maps. Use this program to check for the DTV signals that are available at your location. Enter your address in the box below and click Go! The DTV coverage map will list all stations in your area.
Signal Search Map. Use this box to search by address, then click the "Move Pushpin to Center of Map View" button below to get the coordinates. Click "Go" to search. You can also get your location, drag and drop, zoom and use the "Move Pushpin to Center of Map View" button, or enter decimal latitude and longitude values below.
TV station technical information for broadcast towers located within 100 miles. Click on channel to show tower location on map.
Ohio Antenna Map & Signal Information. View a TV antenna tower map and technical signal information by zip code to determine signal strength and antenna selection. View a map of TV Antenna Towers and Transmitters in Ohio.
This tool will analyze your location to determine which broadcast television signals are available in your area. It will compute the expected signal strength for every channel "in the air" at your location, including adjustments for transmitter power, terrain obstructions, curvature of the Earth, and other factors that affect signal availability.