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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In the MH we only have the OTA antenna and/or the cable connection for parks that offer it. When you get a good signal, the quality of the picture is far better than analog, you typically have more channels/sub channels to choose from. But just as it was in the analog times, getting a good strong signal can be hit or miss. Storms, trees (with or without their foliage), buildings, wind, a flock of pelicans can temporarily block signals.
