Review on 📺 Enhanced TV Reception with the Mohu Curve 30 Indoor Antenna: 30-Mile Range, UHF/VHF Multi-directional, Paper-Thin Design, 10 ft. Detachable Coaxial Cable, Modern White Base Stand, 4K-Ready HDTV – MH-110566 by Carrie Spencer

I received Mohu Curve 30 only yesterday, so far I have been able to receive 23 very clear channels. I ended up ordering an RG6 cable, hoping that this would change the number of channels I would receive. I've been moving the antenna for hours hoping to get more channels, I want CBS so I can watch CBS Sunday Morning and Big Bang Theory. I have read so many reviews with suggestions on how to get the best antenna position, visited all the recommended websites and they really helped to a certain extent. Researching again, I found a page that mentioned an app called AntennaPoint that helps you find TV channels, which allows you to point the antenna in the right direction. I ended up using another app called TV Towers USA which is a map of digital TV towers in the US and its territories and some Canadian channels. I have an iPhone and it was $1.99, but I liked the interface better and had better reviews than the AntennaPoint app, so it was $2. I downloaded it and used my phone to point the antenna in the direction of the TV channels I wanted to watch. It was so easy, it clearly shows which stations and in which direction. What took me hours yesterday to find the station towers I wanted took literally seconds today. I'll give Mohu more updates as I use it more, I think I should get a 50 mile antenna, but if this Mohu gives me the stations I want, I'll be happy. I hope this helps everyone find the TV towers.