For one thing they aren t as large as these.
Why would a house roof have huge antennas.
Indoor antennas don t generally provide reception as good as roof antennas.
In our tests it did a great job of pulling in distant stations with minimal interference.
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Currently i have satellite on the roof that connects to the cable that goes to all of the tv antennas in my house.
There s a thick gray cord coming from the antenna down the side of the house and into the house though i m not sure what it connects to.
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It s tethered to the roof with five or six cables.
For one thing they aren t as large as these.
I plan to discontinue cable tv.
Furthermore they have a lower elevation and are blocked by the house s walls and other solid materials.
Yes you do as my friends have to use one of those boxes and all they have is a good roof antenna and a rotor which if in the attic you can t do that as you may also need a rotor to get all the channels because the days of getting the antenna halfway and get all channels are over with.
That is if the stations you are trying to get are in different directions like they are here.
The previous homeowners had a giant antenna installed on one side of the roof.
The antennas direct db8e is a large outdoor antenna for reception of medium to very weak tv signals.
Proximity for these transmission devices should be at least three feet for most antennas except large.
I live near durant ok and there are about 3 tv stations i should be able to get with an amplified tv antenna.
You have a great start for the neighborhood s or perhaps the city s largest christmas tree made of 50 strings of lights leds if you have any concern for your power bill spread around into an evergreen profile in a circle on the ground below.