“I'm looking to discontinue my mom's cable service in favor of an indoor antenna. Cable is just getting too expensive and mom mostly watches major network channels anyway. I wondered if anyone could share a similar experience. Thank you.”
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I cut the cord on cable TV and this antenna gets all major local channels plus more. I get 41 channels. I use my antenna indoors and have it on top of a tall book case with good reception.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.do your homework: research the location of the TV towers in relation to your mom's house, plan on mounting the antenna in the highest position you can practically afford, look up youtube videos, and read as much as you can about each particular brand and type of antenna so you can be realistic with your expectation. I had a very pleasant experience with the switch to over-the-air antenna after close to 2 years(that includes laziness and day to day busy-ness) of researching and confirming all the information I got. when you finally decide to buy an antenna, check the return policy of the store. Got mine from best buy, 14 days no questions asked return policy, glad i did not need to return.
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Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Many are cutting are the cord from cable and using an antenna instead. The number of households using an antenna instead of cable has nearly doubled in the past year. You are not alone in wanting to get rid of cable. For help finding the right antenna for her, please contact our Technical Support team directly by going to https://www.antennasdirect.com/customer-service.html and submitting a contact form. We can use that information to run a radar plot and recommend the right antenna. Thank you for your time!
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