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โSep-24-2017 04:23 AM
Bill.Satellite wrote:
If you have an attic you can install a large array antenna up there but with the digital signal I would plan on a roof or chimney mount antenna. You are not going to have much luck in a house 50 miles from TV towers with anything less.
โSep-24-2017 03:35 AM
โSep-23-2017 03:59 PM
Bill.Satellite wrote:Bumpyroad wrote:
what is a good reasonably priced "indoor" antenna to pick up stations about 50 miles away. too much hoopla and bs in the packaging.
thanks
bumpy
I doubt that there are any antennas you could install inside your RV that would pick up stations 50 miles away. That can be a challenge for a Batwing!
โSep-23-2017 03:27 PM
Bumpyroad wrote:
what is a good reasonably priced "indoor" antenna to pick up stations about 50 miles away. too much hoopla and bs in the packaging.
thanks
bumpy
โSep-23-2017 01:53 PM
theoldwizard1 wrote:Bumpyroad wrote:
what is a good reasonably priced "indoor" antenna to pick up stations about 50 miles away. too much hoopla and bs in the packaging.
My in-laws dumped cable. They live about the same distance. We happened to have a "window sticker" antenna and they tried it in the kitchen and it got all the major stations except one !
We also bought them an RCA (?) inside antenna at Walmart for the living room. This was sort of a flat bar on a small stand that they placed on top of the cabinet. Not obnoxious to look at ! It also had a small amplifier. Less than $50Same results.
I was quite surprised and they were very pleased.
thanks, I have to figure out where the convertors are that the old TVs needed as I "assume" I will need one on some of my older TVs. thinking of paring back dish and think I pay extra for "local" channels.
bumpy
With digital TV you either get a GOOD picture, or you get nothing. Rain/snow/leaves can cause pixelation. Putting your antenna on top of a bookshelf/cabinet DOES help.
โSep-23-2017 01:14 PM
Bumpyroad wrote:
what is a good reasonably priced "indoor" antenna to pick up stations about 50 miles away. too much hoopla and bs in the packaging.
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โSep-22-2017 10:33 PM
โSep-22-2017 10:20 PM
laplatarosa wrote:
We are heading to AZ. for our winter stay. Our site is under a steel cover. We want to pull the Class A MH in front ways, instead of backing in.
laplatarosa wrote:
This puts our bat-wing style TV antenna way under the cover. No (very limited) over-the-air reception. If I added an external antenna, ...
laplatarosa wrote:
how would I get the signal booster on the existing antenna to improve the signal strength? Can I run a coax cable from the external antenna (mounted to the steel cover) to the MH cable-in? How do I boost the signal strength?
laplatarosa wrote:
I have a switch in the MH that says On - antenna - Off - Park Cable. There is a coax connector on that switch. What is this for?
โSep-22-2017 08:28 PM
darsben1 wrote:
I have this on that I put on a pole near my permanent 5er in Arizona. Has worked well for 2 years now
Clicky
rotates to pick up different stations
โSep-22-2017 07:23 PM