What kind or brand of TV antennas are best to get "off-air television channels on my basement TV?
I canceled my cable but want to get "off-air channels on my TV in the basement. My upstairs TV has a simple homemade "rabbit ears" and we get 15 channels of real clearly. But I am worried the basement will not get as good reception, so I'd like to buy a really good dishes but one that is still simple to install. I need for suggestions please.
If you plan to use an indoor antenna in the basement of luck. Signal for the most part are line of site. In other words, obstacles between transmitter antenna and your receiving antenna can and will block the signal. Different kinds of obstructions are worse than others. Steel is worse than wood and the soil is one of the worst. No matter what antenna you buy for your cellar can not work. If the signal is not there, it's not there. A simple easy to install outdoor antenna can be found at http://www.dennysantennaservice.com/1073325.html This is an excellent site to help understand the signal characteristics, and what you can expect on your location. http://www.dennysantennaservice.com/1496626.html check it out it's worth reading. Good luck!
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