Wait’ll they find out about the big outdoor antennas with motorized rotators for optimizing reception. It’s like something backwards-engineered at Area 51, I tell ya...
And from my perspective, we are the one’s who went backwards when the swindlers conned everyone into paying for something that was previously free and even paying them now to watch commercials which they’ve already been paid for.
It’s one of the biggest con jobs ever.
And from my perspective, we are the one’s who went backwards when the swindlers conned everyone into paying for something that was previously free and even paying them now to watch commercials which they’ve already been paid for.
It’s one of the biggest con jobs ever.
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We just took one of those down off our roof a week ago. Had it on craigs list for a week, breaking it up for the trash now.
Sorry
Radio Shack went bust.
And before you ask:
No
You can’t go there and test your vacuum tubes.
Former owners of our home had one like that, wish we had not moved it. We still have the tower. If only I could figure out how to get the antenna channels from the tower to current TV’s. We get awful reception.
I remember the one growing up in the 80s.
IIRC, it went away in 93 or 94 when they got a dish.
I bought one off eBay new for $28. Works great, except I don't know which way the antenna is pointing unless I go outside and look at it above my roof. It's a simple box which attaches to the TV and the antenna via RF cable, the remote control uses InfraRed to direct the box to rotate the antenna CCW or CW. My neighbors laughed, asking why not just pay for Cable. Because I can, and it's free off the air. But I don't get all the channels I want, but good for switching to local news and shows, cartoons for the grandkids without worrying about bandwidth use.