New York NY kmz

Requirements

- Google Earth 4.0 or later (free download from here)
- A very good 3D graphics card
- Lots of RAM
- Fast internet connection
- BitTorrent client for downloading the files



About the maps

- They DO take into account the transmitter power, frequency, antenna pattern, and height (according to the FCC)
- They DO account for propagation losses due to terrain
- They DO account for curvature of the Earth
- They represent the expected signal strength near ground level
- They DO NOT take into account your antenna gain, amps, elevated installation, or receiver sensitivity
- They DO NOT account for building obstructions or indoor penetration
- They DO NOT account for multipath



In very rough terms, the colors can be broken down as follows (not related to Antennaweb):

- White is extremely strong. Beware of signal overload on amps.
- Red-yellow-green are all quite strong. You can expect reasonable coverage with an indoor antenna.
- Cyan is where it's advisable to move the antenna up to the second floor or attic.
- Blue is where it's probably necessary to install a good antenna on the roof.
- Purple is quite weak and you really have to work at it for any chance of reception.



Please understand that this is a simulation and can only be treated as a rough approximation. Reception at your location is affected by many factors such as multipath, antenna gain, receiver sensitivity, buildings, and trees - which are not taken into account. Your mileage may vary.

For additional information, please see the Coverage Map FAQ.