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Raise an Antenna for better reception

Posted by Tommart on April 3, 2006 at 17:29:33:
In addition, most people report that HD "off the air" looks better than cable or DirectTV.
We may see a rebirth of anntennas on top of houses. I'm considering it.
Also, my cable company charges $20 extra per HDTV. $10 for digital and $10 for HD. As soon as I get my second HDTV, I may raise an antenna.
The only thing stopping me is that I like HBO HD, ESPN HD, and the two Independent HD channels that I can't get off the air.