Salutations, gentlefolk,
I need to get an indoor TV antenna. Am on the second floor, here in West Philly
- would have a view of the Roxborough transmitter towers if 'tweren't for the
houses across the way.
Advice sought, many thanks in advance.
Yours, John Desmond
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Jonathan A. Cass
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On 25 Feb, 2005, at 10:36, Jonathan Cass wrote:
I would recommend that you check out the Terk line of antennas:
www.terk.com
I have not used their indoor models, but did use one of their outdoor
models
(Terk-50??) and it worked very well.
BTW, I have a Terk TV-42 (for use on a Sat. dish) that I a
I, too, have heard good things about Terk. I just bought a RadioShack
model 15-1880 (an amplified, uhf/vhf/hdtv indoor antenna) which is
working extremely well in my second floor, south-facing living room.
It pulls in several more channels than plain rabbit ears/dipole
antenna, and it has imp
Here's what I did. I also connected the antenna to the VCR. It works
very well for very cheap. --Maggie
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Go buy a set of rabbit ears that has *only* a coax
connector on the back, throw the cable supplied with it in the bin for
'twist
ties'. Also buy an inexpensive surge suppressor that has a c
