Posted by Cal Innes on November 14, 2009 at 04:15:08 from (70.211.181.35):
In Reply to: HDTV Antenna posted by PopinJohn on November 13, 2009 at 17:39:25:
I just put up a rotating antenna on a 20 foot mast and receive stations fairly well. As soneone mentioned above, I will not pay to watch advertising on cable or satelite so limp along with the alternative.It was a curious thing.... my wife had put the antenna up temporarily until I could mount it properly. She had it on the ground but it was under the TV cable (about 30 feet away) that runs down the road and we were pulling in channels off the cable. I wondered if putting it close as possible to the cable would pull an even better signal from the cable. ( I have enough stuff to do ....I aint about to relocate the durn antenna again), but was curious. Cal
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