Antenna Pointer vs TV Antenna Pointer & Towers

Antenna Pointer is a map app with possibility to draw markers, lines, sectors and GPX files on it. The app was design mainly to use as a tool which will help to properly install sector antennas (LTE, WiFi and other) but it can be also use to validate existing installations. If something in app is not clear - please send me e-mail - I will try to explain everything... Subscription pricing and terms: Antenna Pointer offers ads-free and limit free version available as an auto-renewable subscription for $9.99 per year. Price may vary and actual charges may be converted to your local currency depending on the country of residence. Payment will be charged to iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase. Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period. Account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period, and identify the cost of the renewal. Subscriptions may be managed by the user and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to the user's Account Settings after purchase. Privacy policy: http://www.mge.net.pl/antennapointer_privacy_policy.html Terms of use: http://www.mge.net.pl/antennapointer_eula.html

TV Antenna Pointer & Towers shows the TV transmitters near you and turns your phone into a compass that points your antenna straight at them. ▶ POINT YOUR ANTENNA Pick a nearby tower and turn your phone until the needle lines up and turns green. A short vibration tells you when you are on target. Headings use true north: the phone's own true heading, or magnetic north corrected with the declination for where you are. ▶ TOWERS NEAR YOU The Towers tab lists broadcast sites around you, nearest first, with compass direction and distance in miles and kilometers. Switch to Map for an offline radar view with 10, 25 and 50 mile rings, then tap a dot to select that site and aim at it. ▶ BUILT-IN DATA THAT WORKS OFFLINE Transmitter locations are bundled in the app: • United States: FCC license records with RF channel, an estimated signal grade from distance and power, and a suggestion for the antenna type and bands you need • Canada: ISED records of operational digital TV stations, with channel • Australia: ACMA licensed transmitter locations, with channel • France: ANFR transmitter sites, direction and distance • Portugal: OpenStreetMap transmitter sites, direction and distance • Thailand: NBTC registered digital TV sites, with MUX channels (operation not confirmed) ▶ ANYWHERE ELSE: Set my transmitter Outside these countries, enter your transmitter's coordinates in decimal or degrees-minutes-seconds, or paste a Google Maps or Apple Maps link. The link must contain the pin's coordinates; short share links are not supported. The compass then points to that spot and shows the distance. The needle appears only once the compass has a steady true-north reading, and the entry is always marked as entered by you. ▶ SETUP GUIDE Numbered steps on the Guide tab take you from aiming to running a channel scan on your TV or tuner, so the new channels actually appear. These steps appear where built-in transmitter data covers your area. ▶ SOURCES YOU CAN CHECK Every dataset and its license is listed under "Data sources & licences" with links. QUESTIONS • My country is not listed. Find your local transmitter on a map, copy its coordinates and use Set my transmitter. • The compass looks off. Move away from metal and electrical appliances and turn slowly; steel frames indoors bend the reading. • Why is there no signal grade? Grades need published transmitter power, which only the US records include. Signal grades are estimates. Terrain, buildings, your antenna and the weather all change real reception, so confirm the final aim with your TV's signal meter or a channel scan.