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 recent trip we found ourselves without Internet and our DVD player died. No problem! I am well versed in the ancient technology called "books"...:)
While enjoying a good paperback it occurred to me that,if I had an antenna we could probably get TV there.
In this age of Internet and satellite TV, how many of you still watch OTA? How is coverage/reception of the new digital signal compared to the old analog? Its been that long..... :)
Any recommendations for a good antenna?
Thanks.
S.
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 recent trip we found ourselves without Internet and our DVD player died. No problem! I am well versed in the ancient technology called "books"...:)
While enjoying a good paperback it occurred to me that,if I had an antenna we could probably get TV there.
In this age of Internet and satellite TV, how many of you still watch OTA? How is coverage/reception of the new digital signal compared to the old analog? Its been that long..... :)
Any recommendations for a good antenna?
Thanks.
S.
