First of all congratulations! If you are reading this post you are ahead of the masses and have realized OTA (Over-the-Air) TV is an amazing. Now you are looking for a way to connect an HD antenna to multiple TVs in your house.

Install your Antenna. For some, an Indoor Antenna (like the excellent ) will work, but for those who need to access a far away signal, an Outdoor Antenna (we recommend the ) will be necessary. If you are new to Antenna Installation, here is a video I put together on how to install the Mohu Leaf Outdoor Antenna: If you are not sure what channels you will get, try using. And if you don’t know what are yet. Take a quick read.

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More from Steve Kindig • • • • •. In a Nutshell Using a simple antenna you can start receiving local over-the-air (OTA) TV broadcasts that look as good or better than cable or satellite TV.

And OTA broadcasts require no subscription — they're free! If you live within a few miles of the TV transmitters serving your area, a small may do the job for you. If not you'll need an. To learn what type of HDTV antenna to buy for your location, visit the.

Enter your address, and you'll see a list of local stations and notes about which type of HD antenna to use for good reception. The Mohu Sky 60 amplified antenna can pull in TV stations as far as 60 miles away.

May seem like relics from the last century, but more and more viewers are using an HDTV antenna to eliminate or reduce their monthly cable/satellite TV bill. In this article, we'll cover the advantages of over-the-air (OTA) reception and explain how to find digital TV signals in your local area. We'll talk about different types of HD antennas and tell you which ones perform best under various reception conditions. Reasons to add an HDTV antenna Even if you've never used an off-air antenna before, there are several good reasons to consider adding one to your other TV signal sources: • OTA signals are free: Aside from the costs to purchase and install an HD antenna, receiving over-the-air TV is free. • Local TV broadcasts are everywhere: Although big cities offer the widest selection of broadcasts, over 99% of U.S. TV households can receive at least one local station; 89% can get five or more stations.

You can learn which stations in your area are available by visiting the TV Fool website listed above. • Over-the-air TV signals provide excellent picture quality: Cable and satellite providers offer hundreds of channels, but they employ data compression or other techniques that compromise picture quality. Finding over-the-air TV signals TV signal transmission is 'line of sight.' Getting reliable reception beyond the curvature of the earth (roughly 70 miles) is difficult. Mountains or tall buildings between the transmitter tower(s) and your home can also cause reception problems.