NoCable TV Antenna Channels
Over-the-Air DTV Channel Report for:
Firesteel, SD 57628
Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[callsign] => KPLO-TV
[network] => CBS
[latitude] => 44.3819
[longitude] => -100.342
[ntsc_channel] => 6
[mhz] => 210
[city] => RELIANCE
[state] => SD
[facility_id] => 41964
[distance] => 56.062
[heading] => 208
)
[1] => Array
(
[callsign] => KQSD-TV
[network] => PBS
[latitude] => 45.2771
[longitude] => -99.9864
[ntsc_channel] => 11
[mhz] => 198
[city] => LOWRY
[state] => SD
[facility_id] => 61063
[distance] => 45.148
[heading] => 285
)
)
View Map Likely to receive 50/50 to receive Challenging to receive Don't even try
WARNING: These results are only an estimate and every home is unique in terms of its terrain, obstacles, and installation details which will impact reception.
| TV Station | Network | OTA Channel | Direction | Signal | Streaming |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
KPLO + 1 subchannel |
CBS RELIANCE, SD |
6 | SSE (56 miles) |
VHF-Hi 210 Mhz |
|
| KQSD | PBS LOWRY, SD |
11 | E (45 miles) |
VHF-Hi 198 Mhz |
TV Antenna Comparison Guide
Different TV antennas for different situations
When living in a suburban area
These indoor antennas are amplified with power to help boost signal strength. They work best when trying to capture channels that are being broadcast within approximately 50 miles of your home.
Our NoCable 50 is ranked #1 at TheAntennaReview.com
When needing a "whole home" antenna
These outdoor antennas have better range (30-70+ miles) and are typically mounted on a roof or inside an attic. These powerful antennas work the best if when you need one antenna to power your whole home.
Our NoCable 70 is ranked #2 at TheAntennaReview.com
