[Buckeye McFrog]

Guess I am old enough to remember the days when we only had 4 channels, but were lucky to live high enough on a hill to get a couple more from Ohio.

Than that 5th. channel signed-on using something called “UHF” and it was da bomb.

[caver]

I remember those days too, in black & white.

[Nowhere Man]

Guess I am old enough to remember the days when we only had 4 channels, but were lucky to live high enough on a hill to get a couple more from Ohio.

Than that 5th. channel signed-on using something called “UHF” and it was da bomb.

You must be near Pittsburgh. I remember getting 2, 4, 11, 13 over the air along with UHF channels 22 and 53 and later on 16. There were times I received channel 6 from Johnstown, channel 7 from Wheeling and Channel 9 from Steubenville. WE also received channels 27 and 33 from Youngstown. When we were kids, we watched channels 22 and the Money Movie on 27.

[Hot Tabasco]

Guess I am old enough to remember the days when we only had 4 channels,

I only had 2 in northern Michigan.......

Remember the "horizontal hold" and "vertical hold" buttons on the TV?.......and tinfoil on the rabbit ears..........LOL!

[ops33]

Back in those days my father had a remote control that never needed batteries. He’d call out to me or my brother, “Hey, get up and change the channel.”