Clearview HDTV Antenna
I just read an article about how great the clearview hdtv antenna is and how it is better than cable or satellite. Further it could be free for seniors. Does anybody know anything this?
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Dutch_12078 wrote:
bikendan wrote:
Companies like Clearview take advantage of the public's lack of understanding, regarding HD tv signals, especially older folks like my generation.
We grew up with 12" black and white screens, 3-5 channels, rotary channel dials and roof antennas.
Your forgot to include that WE were Dad's "remote control"... :)
And there was only one TV, so everyone had to watch heehaw because Dad wanted to watch it...bikendan wrote:
Companies like Clearview take advantage of the public's lack of understanding, regarding HD tv signals, especially older folks like my generation.
We grew up with 12" black and white screens, 3-5 channels, rotary channel dials and roof antennas.
Your forgot to include that WE were Dad's "remote control"... :)- Companies like Clearview take advantage of the public's lack of understanding, regarding HD tv signals, especially older folks like my generation.
We grew up with 12" black and white screens, 3-5 channels, rotary channel dials and roof antennas. jfkmk wrote:
Most of my customers were little old ladies that didn't know how. I was working my way through college and the old ladies paid well. I went to a nearby 7-11 to test them and restocked from a local RCA/SK warehouse.2112 wrote:
Lynnmor wrote:
LOL
I’m so old that I remember when color tv antennas were marketed.
I'm so old as a TV repairman I use to go house to house with a suitcase full of vacuum tubes.
Wow, you were lucky! We had to haul our tubes down to the Western Auto and test them ourselves!:)
Life was so simple back then.- I resemble this statement. I didn't, but would go with my dad when he took vacuum tubes down to the Western Auto and used their tube tester.
jfkmk wrote:
2112 wrote:
Lynnmor wrote:
LOL
I’m so old that I remember when color tv antennas were marketed.
I'm so old as a TV repairman I use to go house to house with a suitcase full of vacuum tubes.
Wow, you were lucky! We had to haul our tubes down to the Western Auto and test them ourselves!:) 2112 wrote:
Lynnmor wrote:
LOL
I’m so old that I remember when color tv antennas were marketed.
I'm so old as a TV repairman I use to go house to house with a suitcase full of vacuum tubes.
Heh! A few years ago I bought a steel storage bin full of various old electronics at an auction for $20 just to get the bin. One of the items in it was one of the old RCA vacuum tube cases the repair guys hauled around, still mostly stocked with tubes. An audio collector offered me $150 on the spot for it, mostly for the 6L6's and 6V6's I think. He said the old ones sound cleaner than the new ones...2112 wrote:
Lynnmor wrote:
LOL
I’m so old that I remember when color tv antennas were marketed.
I'm so old as a TV repairman I use to go house to house with a suitcase full of vacuum tubes.
Wow, you were lucky! We had to haul our tubes down to the Western Auto and test them ourselves!:)Lynnmor wrote:
LOL
I’m so old that I remember when color tv antennas were marketed.
I'm so old as a TV repairman I use to go house to house with a suitcase full of vacuum tubes.Lynnmor wrote:
I’m so old that I remember when color tv antennas were marketed.
LMAO...i’d forgotten about that.
