T&T: HDTV antenna
Al Thomason
thomason.al at gmail.com
Wed Dec 3 10:45:34 EST 2008
Keep in mind that not all DTV / HDTV signals are on UHF; depending on your
location you will find UHF and/or VHF space being used.
http://www.dtvanswers.com/dtv_antenna.html
You can check out your own area here:
http://www.antennaweb.org/aw/welcome.aspx
It will show what is being used in your area, keep in mind that some
stations will change in Feb (ala some will move their current temp DTV from
UHF to VHF..) So, watch for that.
And if you intend to travel, best to get a UHF / VHF antenna.
Also, this is just Plain Old UHF / VHF, nothing special needed for HDTV!
Just get a good antenna. Digital TV receivers do tend to degrade poorly on
weak signals (ala dropped frames, dropped sound) vs. 'old' Analog TV where
it jsut gets fuzzier and fuzzier until you can not take it any more. So, in
that way, Digitial TV does 'require' a better antenna system.
-al-
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