Posted by VaTom on August 07, 2014 at 18:23:25 from (70.32.193.64):
In Reply to: digital tv question posted by Ray on August 07, 2014 at 15:16:33:
Ray, our trees run 80' tall, not small. Nothing but woods here. We use an old antenna with a rotator, rarely gets turned. The old booster we use is critical, without it very little signal. Has nothing to do with wire length, everything to do with signal strength at the antenna which needs help for the TV to work.
Learned that when the transformer in it died. Now using an external transformer to power it, works great. This is a booster that needs house power for the transformer.
No idea how old all this hardware is, but guessing at least 30 years. Certainly nothing since digital came around. Which was a huge benefit to us, using broadcast TV.
Old antenna, old booster, great reception.
You've been talking to someone who is wrong. Are they trying to sell you satellite service? We tried that free for a year, decided it wasn't worth the money. Broadcast, with a booster, is adequate here.
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