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I'm thinking about canceling Directv. I've been doing research on OTA antennas. There are so many out there, my head is swimming. If someone who uses or has used in the past I would like to hear some...
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Yeah, so you know the stations and the situation I'm talking about.
I also get two bars of LTE if I'm in my upstairs office/gym/... (if it's dry out, and the trees are bare), but zip anywhere else in the house.
And then I got my DirecTV bill.
The one that just went up 4% this month...
MarkJFine wrote:And then I got my DirecTV bill.
The one that just went up 4% this month...
This is the reason for my interest in OTA. My Directv bill is $ 40 a month more than my HN bill. Both are one of lowest plans they offer.
Reggie- You won't want to trade bills with me then. DTV costs are crazy enough, and between the way the networks 'negotiate' now and the way the F C C looks the other way... Imagine a major network like ABC or CBS being discontinued on your TV provider because of a contract negotiation. Nuts.
Incidentally, found this to be a pretty good resource for planning OTA: http://www.tvfool.com/
When it gets warmer was going to fetch the extension ladder and see if I couldn't manually rotate in some stations (aka TV DX like a proper caveman). Probably needed to tweak the thing when we had the roof replaced anyway.
Even thought of using a way to have my laptop local-skype a picture of the tuning meter of the TV up to my phone while I'm on the roof so I could see what was going on real time.
MarkJFine wrote:When it gets warmer was going to fetch the extension ladder and see if I couldn't manually rotate in some stations
The Lava Antenna HD2605 that I recommended has a remote control to rotate the antenna. (like we ALL NEED another remote layin around the room)
advertised range of 100 miles.
