Does this antenna pick up local channels for free? null

If you position it JUSSSTTTT RIGHT!

Depending where you live. If you live close enough to receive your local TV signal and have a good antenna yes. Be sure you check the input on your TV that it is set to “TV” and not cable or your DVD, etc first, then have the setting search for signals it is able to receive and enjoy. If you live somewhere out where God lost his shoes in the middle of no where then you will need cable TV or Direct TV. PS: if you live in an apartment that has a lot of steel around it, that might be blocking your chance of receiving good signals. In that case check with your building owners to see if they have an antenna that you can hook up too otherwise cable or the internet is your only other choice that I know of for now.

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If you position it JUSSSTTTT RIGHT!
Answered by Tezrac 5 years ago
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Depending where you live. If you live close enough to receive your local TV signal and have a good antenna yes. Be sure you check the input on your TV that it is set to “TV” and not cable or your DVD, etc first, then have the setting search for signals it is able to receive and enjoy. If you live somewhere out where God lost his shoes in the middle of no where then you will need cable TV or Direct TV. PS: if you live in an apartment that has a lot of steel around it, that might be blocking your chance of receiving good signals. In that case check with your building owners to see if they have an antenna that you can hook up too otherwise cable or the internet is your only other choice that I know of for now.
Answered by Terry 4 years ago
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