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July 16th 08, 12:43 AM
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True Outdoor HDTV yagi's
I don't know your situation, but many folks can get away with using rabbit
ears. It works, or it doesn't. Barring a serious distance problem, a proper antenna may not be needed. If an antenna made exactly for DTV is cheap, then fine. However, I suspect you may pay extra for an antenna with limited bandwidth over a close out sale on an old fashioned 2 through 82 antenna. |
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