HDTV via Antenna

Old Hubbard Rd · 05-18-2014, 09:32 PM

Hello All,
Once again I come for your advice and guidance. I use our Lake Winni home on weekends all year long. Therefore we keep the basic Metrocast service which cost's $37.12 per month and gives me about 30 channels. I had a bit of insomnia on Sat PM and was up watching tv when I saw a advertisement for Clear TV antenna's (2 for $19.95). This was intriguing as it stated you would get 20+ channels for free via HDTV airwaves. Has anyone tried this? Or something similar?? I did do a Amazon search for HDTV antenna's and many popped up. I have internet via Fairpoint DSL that I need at the home and we have Netflicks for movies etc. So we don't watch a ton of tv as we should be out enjoying other fun things that the lake provides us. Would love to hear your thoughts!

05-18-2014, 09:32 PM	#1
Old Hubbard Rd Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 462 Thanks: 141 Thanked 54 Times in 33 Posts	HDTV via Antenna Hello All, Once again I come for your advice and guidance. I use our Lake Winni home on weekends all year long. Therefore we keep the basic Metrocast service which cost's $37.12 per month and gives me about 30 channels. I had a bit of insomnia on Sat PM and was up watching tv when I saw a advertisement for Clear TV antenna's (2 for $19.95). This was intriguing as it stated you would get 20+ channels for free via HDTV airwaves. Has anyone tried this? Or something similar?? I did do a Amazon search for HDTV antenna's and many popped up. I have internet via Fairpoint DSL that I need at the home and we have Netflicks for movies etc. So we don't watch a ton of tv as we should be out enjoying other fun things that the lake provides us. Would love to hear your thoughts!