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- Can I just go to an Antique Shop and buy a set of rabbit ears? :B
MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
"Selling Like Hotcakes You Have To act Fast (before they find our address)"
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saw an article about this the other day. these ads are directed at millenials who've never been exposed to OTA TV.gbopp wrote:
Can I just go to an Antique Shop and buy a set of rabbit ears? :B
Accurate. ;)- It says it's good for 30 miles, we have no stations that close so I guess it won't work for us. We'll just have to keep that 30 year old antenna on the roof for now and just watch the old stations.
- This part of the linked "adticle" made me glad I wasn't drinking anything when I read it... :R
"But how can you watch for free? The secret to that is a law that no cable company in the world wants you to know about. It states that every cable company has to provide additionally to the normal signal a over-the-air signal. So in order to not break the law the cable companies distrubute this signal but in a low frequency- so almost no antennas were able to pick it up reliably. Until now - TVFox Antenna changes that."
The "cable company" is required to provide an OTA signal? Do they really think we're that gullible? Or stupid? :S Dutch_12078 wrote:
This part of the linked "adticle" made me glad I wasn't drinking anything when I read it... :R"But how can you watch for free? The secret to that is a law that no cable company in the world wants you to know about. It states that every cable company has to provide additionally to the normal signal a over-the-air signal. So in order to not break the law the cable companies distrubute this signal but in a low frequency- so almost no antennas were able to pick it up reliably. Until now - TVFox Antenna changes that."
The "cable company" is required to provide an OTA signal? Do they really think we're that gullible? Or stupid? :S
They are carrying that opinion all the way to the bank!- Most RV already have one. It's called a Winegard TV antenna. You know that crank up thing on your roof.
- I think a few 'readers' {not the posters of replies} may have missed the point
that Mexi and the posters are making fun of the adv
NOT endorsing it - well every link is bogus!! Whats the deal?? No Deal at all.. just propaganda, Its OTA,, some refer to it as Over The Air..
Some camp spots I get 40 channels FREE!! Crazy!! - The only tv we have is OTA type, no cable. And with it our Amazon antenna only picks up 8 stations and we have to fiddle with it each time we change stations. Just like 30 years ago. Do you guys think in our situation, maybe this antenna would actually be better for us? Maybe better reception and less fiddling? Or is there one out there you know of that would be better than the one we bought from Amazon? This is on our house none the less...
