The HD picture will be the same no matter the digital signal Use a higher gain antenna than is necessary for the strongest trouble-free reception. Picture or an unwatchable picture that will be pixilated with the sound cutting in & out. Unlike Analog TV where you could still watch a weak and snowy picture with good sound, with Digital TV you will either have a perfectly watchable It just won't perform as well as the newer designed and smaller UHF/VHF-hi broad lobe antennas we use that are far better designed for the Atlanta reception To have an old antenna on their home had the old style log periodic type all band VHF/Uhf/FM antenna with the long rods in the back and short rods in the front which, which will work with digital TV, Signals often act like light beams traveling straight but can be reflected in a different direction. UHF frequencies are affected by trees, buildings, even strong winds moving tree limbs. That is why it canīe tricky to receive digital TV in the Atlanta area with its hills, buildings & trees. The UHF band is an ultra high frequency that has a shorter range than the VHF band. Stations are transmitted using the UHF band.

So you should RE-SCAN your TV or Digital Box on a regular basis or you may not see the new sub-channels orĬhanges some TV's will add them automatically. Some of the digital station's upgrade, add and change channels occasionally. Most of the sub-channels are broadcast in SD 480i or standard Sub-channels (the .2 +) allow for more content & advertising to be provided to viewers. Most of the major Atlanta stations have a strong signal reaching well into and past the suburbs. Metro Atlanta area but still, its signal won't reach as far as a million watt major channels. It holds its own with the high power stations in the

WANN is low power but, shares a very high major tower. Some stations are low power and for a specificĪrea like KTN Korean 47.1, is in Norcross and its signal doesn't go very far. 2.1 is ABC or WSB channel 2 as you know it from cable, satellite and analog TV the dot. Old analog TV, each station can provide more channels (sub-channels) per frequency, thus the dot or dash numbers. Because digital TV doesn't use as much bandwidth as the Over 100 FREE Digital TV channels that can possibly be received in the Atlanta, GA area with an Over-The-Air antenna all can be received if your address is in a perfect area. Atlanta is second in the nation for the number of digital stations available

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