Indoor HD TV antenna
Has anyone tried or been successful with one of the indoor HD antennas inside an RV ? I know the location can make a huge difference but what I'm wondering is are they better then the traditional roo...
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MrWizard wrote:
if you have No antenna
an indoor antenna will get you some signals
but it does not compare to to having a batwing on the roof
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But if you don't have an antenna. I have bought one of those indoor antennas that looks like an 8 x 10 sheet of cardboard.
The key is to buy one that says AMPLIFIED on the carton, AND look for 'how many miles' its good for. They are NOT all the same you have to read the small print on the carton.
I bought the one that was 'amplified' and 'good for 60 miles'. You stick it in a window that is facing where the nearest town for reception. I got about 7 channels in the MH.
I actually am using that same antenna right now in my Florida winter home and get 10 channels. And I am surrounded by trees, low and not near any towns and it's hanging 'on the wall' of a block home NOT a window.:W
You can always return it if it doesn't work for you. Wally world is good about that and I found they have the best selection of antennas to choose from. Just read the label first. Amplified and larger number of miles for reception.
this is the one I use.
MOHU Leaf Ultimate Antenna.
Amplified and good for 60 miles of the broadcast source.
