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1. • • An indoor HDTV antenna is a must-have accessory for cord-cutters. That's because OTA (over-the-air) broadcasts are available free of charge, while getting local channels through streaming services can be expensive and chews up Internet bandwidth.
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2. www.consumerreports.org › electronics-computers › tvGetting Better Indoor TV Antenna Reception - Consumer Reports

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   Sep 14, 2024 · Consumer Reports shows you how to get better indoor TV antenna reception. You can save money by getting your broadcast channels with an indoor antenna.

3. tvanswerman.com › 13 › the-pros-cons-of-a-tv-antennaThe Pros & Cons Of a TV Antenna - The TV Answer Man!

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   Feb 13, 2020 · There are definitely some pros and cons to getting an indoor or outdoor antenna so allow me to offer a few here so you can make a good decision. Pro: Free Local Channels. Yes, your local channels (ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC, PBS, Univision, etc.) are available via a TV antenna, and they are free.

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5. www.nytimes.com › how-to-set-up-indoor-tv-antennaHow to Set Up Your Indoor TV Antenna for the Best Reception

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   Jun 21, 2024 · An indoor TV antenna can pull in dozens of local TV channels for free, but finding the best location can be a challenge. Here are some tips.

6. cordcutting.com › how-to › how-to-choose-a-tv-antennaHow to Choose a TV Antenna - CordCutting.com

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   May 18, 2023 · Learn how to choose a TV antenna and watch TV without cable for free! Here's what you need to know about range, types, and more.

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7. clark.com › tvsatellite-cable › digital-tv-antennas4 Things To Know Before You Buy a Digital TV Antenna - Clark.com

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   • Should You Get a Digital TV Antenna? TV antennas let you pick up extra channels in your area. They’re especially great if you want to (or already have) cut the cord.
   • Types of Digital Antennas. Once you decide you want a digital TV antenna, you’ll have to figure out which kind you need. There are three basic types of antennas
   • What’s the Best TV Antenna for Me? The best way to find the best digital TV antenna for your home is to visit AntennaWeb. There, you can input your address and/or ZIP code and review antenna recommendations from participating Consumer Technology Association (CTA) vendors.
   • How Much Do Digital Antennas Cost? How much an antenna costs depends on the type of antenna you need to pick up the channels you want. Usually, single TV antennas cost between $10 and $40, while attic and outdoor antennas are generally in the range of $60 to $150.

8. www.cnet.com › tech › home-entertainmentWatch TV for Free: How to Install an Over-the-Air Indoor Antenna

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   Jan 22, 2023 · Unlike cable or live TV streaming services, antenna broadcasts don't require you to pay ongoing fees, and if you live in an area with decent indoor OTA reception you can get TV for less...

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   Why do I need an indoor antenna?

   • Why it’s helpful: In most urban areas and many suburban areas, a properly positioned indoor antenna should be able to pull in most or all local network-affiliate TV stations along with several independent stations.

   How to Set Up Your Indoor TV Antenna for the Best Reception

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   Should I get an indoor or outdoor antenna?

   • There are definitely some pros and cons to getting an indoor or outdoor antenna so allow me to offer a few here so you can make a good decision. Yes, your local channels (ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC, PBS, Univision, etc.) are available via a TV antenna, and they are free.

   The Pros & Cons Of a TV Antenna - The TV Answer Man!

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   Do indoor TV antennas have good reception?

   • Getting great reception from an indoor antenna can be a mix of science and art. Here’s what you need to do. In our tests of indoor TV antennas, reception depended mainly on how far we were from broadcast towers, plus the terrain and details of our surroundings, such as buildings, trees, and hills.

   Getting Better Indoor TV Antenna Reception - Consumer Reports

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   Why do you need a TV antenna?

   • Despite some shortcomings, there are many good reasons to own a TV antenna. For one, a TV antenna helps you break away from the onerous service agreements you have with cable and satellite providers and can help you save money.

   How to Get Better Reception with Your TV Antenna

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   Do people still use antennas?

   • Yes, people still use antennas that work (sort of) like the ones that your grandparents used — and, more importantly, channels are still broadcast for free over the air! Over-the-air TV was, of course, the original form that TV channel broadcasts took.

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   Why do I need an antenna if I have a local channel?

   • The signal your antenna receives directly from the local channel is purer (layman’s term, folks and therefore a better one. If you get an antenna, you won’t be able to watch ESPN, TBS, E!, CNN, Fox News, HBO, Showtime, or your favorite regional sports channel.

   The Pros & Cons Of a TV Antenna - The TV Answer Man!

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10. www.tomsguide.com › us › get-better-tv-antennaHow to Get Better Reception with Your TV Antenna - Tom's Guide

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    Nov 10, 2018 · If you're choosing an indoor antenna, you'll need to decide whether you need an amplified or nonamplified version. Amplified antennas boost signal strength to access towers...