Sliding the list of stations up from the bottom gives you more information about all of them. The blue circle is where you could typically use an indoor antenna, with the other circles representing the typical areas where different sorts of outdoor antennas would be needed. You can tap on an icon and it will tell you which broadcaster you’re looking at. This is the antenna tower map for our offices in Novi, Michigan. The app gives you the ability to use your location or enter in an address. You have two choices, antenna and satellite. You don’t need a Winegard product to work with this app, though. Winegard sells both satellite products and antenna products. You have two options: antenna aiming and satellite aiming. It’s just an example of the very simple user interface you’ll find. I promise, you don’t have to run this app on an iPhone 6. It’s available for iOS and Android and it’s totally free. They’ve turned out a very impressive app experience that’s going to help the average DIYer aim an antenna or satellite. I have to give it to our friends at Winegard. Octo| Will DIRECTV ever have a new over-the-air adapter?.Octo| NICE AND EASY: Can you get white cable for your marine and mobile install?.Octo| Set your DIRECTV DVR to the correct time zone if you’re in an RV.Octo| Stay Safe on Halloween, Carry a Flashlight!.Octo| Should you still use Windows’ File History feature?.Octo| Is marine satellite TV even legal?.Octo| Convert Your Bar’s Facebook Followers into Customers.Octo| Podcast #499: In defense of cheap televisions.Octo| NICE AND EASY: Why are some antennas covered in white plastic?.Octo| Pearl TV promises cheaper ATSC 3.0 boxes.Octo| Essa Alijelat is at FLIBS… are you?.

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