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The best I can tell it is NOT a true omni-directional antenna. The instructions say that 'if possible point it towards the transmission tower'. Sounds directional to me. Given transmission waves do bounce around somewhat, the antenna will pick up some signals from the sides, and perhaps some from the back. If you read up on own-directional antennas then you'll see how they address placement, etc. Hope this is helpful - in a round-about, omni-directional sort of way.

No. You find out where the broadcast antennas are and point yours toward them.

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The best I can tell it is NOT a true omni-directional antenna. The instructions say that 'if possible point it towards the transmission tower'. Sounds directional to me. Given transmission waves do bounce around somewhat, the antenna will pick up some signals from the sides, and perhaps some from the back. If you read up on own-directional antennas then you'll see how they address placement, etc. Hope this is helpful - in a round-about, omni-directional sort of way.
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No. You find out where the broadcast antennas are and point yours toward them.
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