You can get 4 free TV channels in Reno, TX
0 channels are rated Strong (indoor-ready) near the center of Reno. Check your exact ZIP code below.
Outdoor Rooftop Directional Antenna
Signals here are mostly distant or weak. A rooftop directional antenna (with a mast preamp) gives you the best shot at reliable HD.
🧭 Broadcast Tower Compass — Which Way to Point Your Antenna
Each dot is a local TV tower relative to your center point (● Green = Strong, ● Blue = Moderate, ● Amber = Weak).
Primary Aim Direction: Multiple Directions
Place your indoor antenna near a window or exterior wall facing Multiple Directions, or aim your attic/rooftop antenna toward that compass bearing for the strongest signal lock.
After placing or moving your antenna, always run a fresh TV channel rescan.
All Free Over-the-Air TV Channels in Reno, TX
Sorted with Strong signals and major broadcast networks first. Channel is the virtual channel number your TV displays; Band / RF Ch. is the actual radio frequency that determines whether you need a VHF-capable antenna. How we calculate signals.
| Channel | Network | Station | Distance | Point Antenna | Band / RF Ch. | Estimated Signal |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| – | Local / LPTV | K15AA-D Hugo, OK · Translator | 22.8 mi | N (356°) | UHF RF 15 | ▲ Weak — Outdoor / Attic |
| 7 | ABC | KLTV Tyler, TX · Full Power | 79.3 mi | S (169°) | High VHF RF 7 | ○ Fringe — Deep Outdoor |
| 12 | CBS | KXII Sherman, TX · Full Power | 79.9 mi | WNW (289°) | High VHF RF 12 | ○ Fringe — Deep Outdoor |
| 10 | NBC | KTEN Ada, OK · Full Power | 78.2 mi | NW (308°) | UHF RF 17 | ○ Fringe — Deep Outdoor |
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