Heck, right now, my best reception is with the antenna facing down on the floor, which is totally unexpected! Try a bunch of locations and go through all of the channels until you find a location that gets you the most. Sometimes leaning your antenna against a wall or window is best. I can’t give much help other than to say the best locations are usually around the perimter of your house (i.e., outwardly-facing walls). This is somewhat of a magical, mysterious process. Based on your previous experience and further experimentation, place the antenna where you seem to get the most channels. Do not do anymore re-scans after this, because that will blow away all of the channels you just entered.
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Now go to your TV’s setup menu and manually add any channels you got before that are missing from the latest scan, so that your TV now has all available channels (even though not all of them are being received solidly).At the end, you should have a master list of all available channels in your location. Repeat steps 2-3 a few times (until you don’t get any new channels).
Then do a re-scan to see if you TV can find more channels. Re-check your other channels to make sure they are still OK. Pick a channel that is coming in intermittently and adjust the antenna until it comes in consistently.When it’s done, step through all of the channels using your remote, and write down all of the channels it found. Now put your TV in scan mode and go do something else for 30 minutes (or you can stay and watch the progress).You can just tape it up for now, because you’ll probably need to move it. Start by setting up your antenna in or near a window as a starting point.Here are the steps I use to get the best reception. When you adjust your antenna to get good reception for one channel, you lose another channel. Getting good reception for all channels is like playing “whack-a-mole”. I am having trouble getting all of the available channels in any one antenna orientation This could be caused by a variety of reasons. I’ve lost a channel that I used to get or I lose channels at certain times of day If your cable is an RG59 cable (like the one that comes with the Leaf), I recommend replacing it with RG6 cable. If you have an Ohm meter, check to make sure the cable is still good. Check for kinks, twists, or sharp bends in the cable which might have broken it. The most fragile part of many antennas like the Mohu Leaf is the cheap cable it comes with.Did you securely attach the antenna cable? (It has a collar that has to be screwed in.).Did you use the Station Finder on the front page of this site to see if there are any channels in your area? If you have at least five green channels, it is worth trying to get broadcast digital channels.My TV is not finding any channels when I do a scan You will need to go through your TV’s settings menus to find where to do that. If that doesn’t work, do a factory reset. Try powering off your TV, then powering back on.
Did you set up your TV to scan for digital channels?.Did you change your TV mode to “ANT” or “Antenna”?.Are you sure your TV is capable of receiving digital TV signals? (Is it a digital TV and was it made after 2006? If not, you’ll need a converter box).My TV isn’t doing anything when I hook up the antenna
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