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In reply to the discussion: TV antennas are making a comeback in the age of digital streaming [View all]subterranean
(3,427 posts)6. I did this several years ago, and have saved a bundle.
I get all the major networks in high-definition, plus many sub-channels that I never watch. Almost all the cable programs are available from Hulu or other sources. The only reason not to switch is if you live far from any major cities or in a place with poor reception due to physical barriers.
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How did virtually every piece of technology in our lives go from wired to wireless EXCEPT television
EffieBlack
Dec 2018
#7
90% of my available cable channels are junk. Shopping, religious, and I don't watch sports.
SharonAnn
Dec 2018
#29
Sling also has an extra $5 charge for the DVR. And I believe another charge to get all locals
manor321
Dec 2018
#36
No, not digital terrestrial broadcast. In fact the ATSC standard is being updated to v3.0
CaptainTruth
Dec 2018
#15
You can find websites that will tell you exactly where the closest broadcast antennas are.
WeekiWater
Dec 2018
#44
I think that $300 was the sum of what he'd have to pay for cable in two separate locations. n/t
royable
Dec 2018
#34