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  • January 14, 2011 at 4:27 PM #655062
    briansd1
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    Thanks, Diego.

    I’m really bad about electronic stuff. I don’t have the inclination to research the details like other Piggs seem to enjoy.

    I just get whatever my brothers and friends recommend. But they don’t own outdoor HDTV antennas.

    January 14, 2011 at 7:40 PM #654114
    ocrenter
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    if you are not looking at trying to get LA stations, just put the antenna in the attic would be sufficient.

    this one is pretty good too.

    there’s plenty of stations on air and if you manage to hook your computer up to your TV, there will be plenty on Hulu.

    absolutely no need for cable IMHO.

    January 14, 2011 at 7:40 PM #654178
    ocrenter
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    if you are not looking at trying to get LA stations, just put the antenna in the attic would be sufficient.

    this one is pretty good too.

    there’s plenty of stations on air and if you manage to hook your computer up to your TV, there will be plenty on Hulu.

    absolutely no need for cable IMHO.

    January 14, 2011 at 7:40 PM #654766
    ocrenter
    Participant

    if you are not looking at trying to get LA stations, just put the antenna in the attic would be sufficient.

    this one is pretty good too.

    there’s plenty of stations on air and if you manage to hook your computer up to your TV, there will be plenty on Hulu.

    absolutely no need for cable IMHO.

    January 14, 2011 at 7:40 PM #654903
    ocrenter
    Participant

    if you are not looking at trying to get LA stations, just put the antenna in the attic would be sufficient.

    this one is pretty good too.

    there’s plenty of stations on air and if you manage to hook your computer up to your TV, there will be plenty on Hulu.

    absolutely no need for cable IMHO.

    January 14, 2011 at 7:40 PM #655233
    ocrenter
    Participant

    if you are not looking at trying to get LA stations, just put the antenna in the attic would be sufficient.

    this one is pretty good too.

    there’s plenty of stations on air and if you manage to hook your computer up to your TV, there will be plenty on Hulu.

    absolutely no need for cable IMHO.

    January 14, 2011 at 8:59 PM #654133
    XBoxBoy
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    I don’t have any recommendations for an antenna, but if you get internet via cable then you probably don’t need an antenna. Instead, get a splitter and run your cable line to your tv and you should get basic cable even if you are not signed up for it.

    January 14, 2011 at 8:59 PM #654198
    XBoxBoy
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    I don’t have any recommendations for an antenna, but if you get internet via cable then you probably don’t need an antenna. Instead, get a splitter and run your cable line to your tv and you should get basic cable even if you are not signed up for it.

    January 14, 2011 at 8:59 PM #654785
    XBoxBoy
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    I don’t have any recommendations for an antenna, but if you get internet via cable then you probably don’t need an antenna. Instead, get a splitter and run your cable line to your tv and you should get basic cable even if you are not signed up for it.

    January 14, 2011 at 8:59 PM #654923
    XBoxBoy
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    I don’t have any recommendations for an antenna, but if you get internet via cable then you probably don’t need an antenna. Instead, get a splitter and run your cable line to your tv and you should get basic cable even if you are not signed up for it.

    January 14, 2011 at 8:59 PM #655253
    XBoxBoy
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    I don’t have any recommendations for an antenna, but if you get internet via cable then you probably don’t need an antenna. Instead, get a splitter and run your cable line to your tv and you should get basic cable even if you are not signed up for it.

    January 15, 2011 at 2:12 AM #654256
    moneymaker
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    I personally would not go to the expense of installing rooftop antennae, but if you do remember that HD is in the UHF spectrum which means 2 things. You will need line of sight and you will probably have to rotate it to get different stations. If you live on a hill rabbit ears should do fine, if you live in El Cajon then hopefully you can see Mt.Miguel, if not you might be SOL.

    January 15, 2011 at 2:12 AM #654319
    moneymaker
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    I personally would not go to the expense of installing rooftop antennae, but if you do remember that HD is in the UHF spectrum which means 2 things. You will need line of sight and you will probably have to rotate it to get different stations. If you live on a hill rabbit ears should do fine, if you live in El Cajon then hopefully you can see Mt.Miguel, if not you might be SOL.

    January 15, 2011 at 2:12 AM #654910
    moneymaker
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    I personally would not go to the expense of installing rooftop antennae, but if you do remember that HD is in the UHF spectrum which means 2 things. You will need line of sight and you will probably have to rotate it to get different stations. If you live on a hill rabbit ears should do fine, if you live in El Cajon then hopefully you can see Mt.Miguel, if not you might be SOL.

    January 15, 2011 at 2:12 AM #655048
    moneymaker
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    I personally would not go to the expense of installing rooftop antennae, but if you do remember that HD is in the UHF spectrum which means 2 things. You will need line of sight and you will probably have to rotate it to get different stations. If you live on a hill rabbit ears should do fine, if you live in El Cajon then hopefully you can see Mt.Miguel, if not you might be SOL.

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