OTA television while traveling?
Hey Everyone, We are definitely "cord cutter's". We have not had satellite, cable or OTA in 10+ years. Where we live we cannot get OTA broadcasts so we have gotten used to not having it. On a ...
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My TT has a batwing antenna which I use anytime I go camping. My Class A has a satellite and batwing antenna's and cable hookup but I use the batwing for OTA channels. I don't subscribe to satellite services. Most areas I go I can get anywhere from 15-34 channels that are perfectly clear as if watching cable. The older TV's I had would scan up to about 70 channels but never lock onto any channels so I replaced them with newer flat screens. Many of the channels I get are duplicates. They are just sent OTA from different cities. I'm going to upgrade the Class A batwing to a new style since it only cranks up and down but not able to rotate (broken).
