[DocRock]

Mini-State Antenna will pull the best air signals at the highest definition for those local stations you want to watch. I live in central FL and mounted on a couple of 10 foot chain link top rail as a mast, I get about 80 channels in HD. As the stations don't have to compress their signals for cables, fiber optic or satellite feeds, the reception is actually better than those services. All omni-directional antennas look alike and only the mini-state is worth buying.

Stream your other programs you can't live without.

[DocRock]

Follow up on my post 24... I watch Nasa TV from Coco Beach, FL and it is 100 miles away with that mini-state mounted at 20 foot. I should also note that I am a Ham Radio Operator and talked to Hungary while driving in Orlando earlier today on my mobile radio and I also have an antenna farm in my back yard. As I study antennas, take my advice, don't buy a cheaper, look-a-like. My total TV antenna investment was under $300 and that paid for itself in 4 months. I haven't paid a cable/satellite bill in over 8 years. I use one at my work, too. When my clients see the quality of reception, they get one. A Sunday school teacher asked me where to get one just yesterday at church.