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My over-the-air tv antenna saves me $60/mo.
I've really been thinking about that.
what kind of lineup do you get?
reception: clear? (And, only generally, tell me about your environment and population density? Eg 'wooded rural, hilly, just me and bigfoot')
outages?
is it easy to find what's on? Is it accurate?
commercials, right? Good ones?
Any responses - Rufus or anyone else - appreciated.
Signal quality all depends on where you live. An outdoor antenna will get the most channels (I get 44 channels). Most TVs now have a built in tv schedule app. Samsung TVs integrate ota program schedules into their free SamsungTV app.
I'd love to do this, but I don't get many channels where I live :(