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Old 12-27-2009, 02:24 AM
jstout66 jstout66 is offline
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I'll have to jump in and say from my experiance, DTV, is sh*tty.
I live in Omaha, less than 15 miles from the transmiters. I do have cable TV, but have always had one TV in the house NOT hooked to cable in case the cable went out.
For the most part, when DTV works, it works well. However..... Omaha just had a blizzard over Christmas, and all the channels were cutting in and out like crazy.
With analog, ALL stations came in well, and NEVER cut out. Hell... my 64 RCA roundie, which is in the basement, would pull in stations without an antenna.
DTV hasn't been that big of an issue to me since I have cable, but I would hate to rely on it 24/7.
I suppose a better antenna would solve some of the issues, but c'mon... All that hassle for a 9" RCA kitchen set. Really??????
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