what tv antennas will work best for the digital converter boxes?

Question

aside from the smart answers how can tell me what may work better for the dta boxes we now have to use? will a roof top or tv top antenna work better for these dta boxes? i'm getting tired of the high cable prices for stupid programming and only getting a few channels anyway.
i'm almost ready for the dish but though i would give the little boxes a try. comcast is making me use the boxes anyway for programs i don't even like so i may as well get them for free and get the same channels.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

no you will not desire a converter container to help you get a greater sign the geared up in ones are stable as they are.on the antenna section relies upon on the place you reside and the topography of your section makes a decision on what sort of antenna you will desire in case you reside with in a huge city limits a indoor antenna works great if way out in center of no the place then an exterior antenna could be mandatory yet back relies upon i stay between 2 hills and desire satellite tv for pc to even %. up my locals

Answer 3

Really, you don't select the antenna for the box or TV, you select them for where you are, and what stations you want to get.



One source is antennaweb.org, a little more "geeky" would be tv fool.



And that is the DTA boxes made for antenna.



The ones Comcast gives you to get channels they took away from analog are a different sort of box, so won't work for antenna, nor will and antenna box work for cable.



Comcast will give you boxes to receive their basic digital channels, if you are eligible.

You will need to buy antenna DTA boxes for the full retail price yourself if you want some of those. The coupon program that allowed you to get a $40 discount on each has long passed.

Answer 4

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