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  1. flyingcow Minister of Fire

    joined: Jun 4, 2008
    1,688 posts
    northern-half of maine
    Step up from Julia Child!!!
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  2. WhitePine Feeling the Heat

    joined: Sep 18, 2010
    498 posts
    Yeah, at least this one's still alive.

    And lively from the video. ;)
  3. BillT Member

    joined: Aug 26, 2008
    80 posts
    Moneta, VA
    Late to the conversation but we have been using OTA TV for years. Once the new Digital TV arrived, it was a great improvement. More stations and great reception. The 2 drawbacks were worse disturbance when the reception was poor, like on a windy day, and we lost PBS. Still don't have PBS, but recently got "ME TV" that plays many of the old shows.

    For an antenna, we got a special Digital Antenna that is designed to reach 50 miles. We only have it on top of the TV. I could get a lot better reception if I went to an Outdoor Antenna, but I am concerned about Lightening. We can have some pretty powerful storms around here.

    Bill
  4. flyingcow Minister of Fire

    joined: Jun 4, 2008
    1,688 posts
    northern-half of maine
    BillT,
    How about one in the attic?
  5. BillT Member

    joined: Aug 26, 2008
    80 posts
    Moneta, VA
    I would, but I don't have one, lol!

    Bill
  6. velvetfoot Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 5, 2005
    4,863 posts
    Sand Lake, NY
    I had space under a deck to put my antenna.
    When I was using the indoor antenna, it would take just a little movement to get it out of whack.
  7. WhitePine Feeling the Heat

    joined: Sep 18, 2010
    498 posts

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