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Does the consumer have to rotate the antenna when looking for TV channels or does it rotate on it's own? HD 8008 the best for living out of the city limits in a semi rural area?

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Does the consumer have to rotate the antenna when looking for TV channels or does it rotate on it's own? HD 8008 the best for living out of the city limits in a semi rural area?

asked by Aileen P. on 12/14/16

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Mike M. [Antenna Deals Rep] · Answer 1 · 2017-04-17T09:56Z

Mike M. [Antenna Deals Rep]

on 4/17/17

No rotation needed, just set it and forget it!

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Samuel S. · Answer 2 · 2017-04-07T09:24Z

Samuel S.

on 4/7/17

They advertise and I receive 360 degree coverage giving me 36 channels 15' high. I'm going to put it up higher...

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jerry a. · Answer 3 · 2017-03-01T11:02Z

jerry a.

on 3/1/17

If I'm not mistaken your antenna is omnidirectional and receives
Channels from any direction. The key for HD8008 to receive many channels is to mount it as high as possible. Mine is mounted on a metal pole that is affixed to my chimney. Probably 50 ' off ground
And I receive over 70 channels.

Jerry A.

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Hi there Does the consumer have to rotate the antenna when looking for TV channels or does it rotate on it's own? HD 8008 the best for living out of the city limits in a semi rural area?