
The online maps are quick and easy without any downloading or Google Earth requirements, but they also lack the visualization features and detail available in the equivalent Google Earth maps.

You also have the option of browsing the Online Maps, available on this site.

In addition to helping you understand your OTA reception prospects, these maps can also be quite fun to play with! Each package, organized by metro, lets you "see" the TV environment for all the local broadcasters, and lets you explore their coverage maps in a virtual 3D world. The files listed here contain transmitter placemarks and coverage maps for viewing in Google Earth (available for free). If you're wondering what your local broadcaster's coverage area looks like, then here's a way to find out. For slow connections, you can use our more bandwidth-friendly Signal Analysis Tool. A modern browser, high speed internet connection, and high resolution display (1024x768 or higher) are recommended for the best experience.
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Note2: This tool uses Javascript to download and display maps and overlays. For more details, please see our Signal Analysis FAQ. Note1: The propagation modeling algorithms are the same as those used to generate our coverage maps and Signal Analysis reports and does take into account the effects of terrain, transmitter power, and other factors.

If you'd like to check your location, then. What analog and digital channels are available?.Which direction should I point my antenna?.Which broadcasters are transmitting locally?.
