Antenna explanation
Since the subject of HD antennas comes up here occasionally, I just couldn't resist posting this link: http://money.cnn.com/gallery/technology/innovation/2013/08/07/worst-tech-lies/5.html
Forum Discussion
Now that you pointed out that well known fact (kindergarten lesson), we have to deal with the real world.
The cheapest old fashion indoor antennas are good for about a 10 to 15 mile range.
I get up to 120 mile range (daytime) and 150+ miles after dark for my high-definition television signals. I use a Winegard III with Wingman and a second in-line adjustable amplifier (R.S. 15-2505 about $33.)
You can check my past replies to posts on the subject and "Over the air TV revisited".
The cheapest old fashion indoor antennas are good for about a 10 to 15 mile range.
I get up to 120 mile range (daytime) and 150+ miles after dark for my high-definition television signals. I use a Winegard III with Wingman and a second in-line adjustable amplifier (R.S. 15-2505 about $33.)
You can check my past replies to posts on the subject and "Over the air TV revisited".
