Well, this is the last straw...

[Solid_State]

Sorry I did not get back to the forum sooner as I just noticed this post

I am in Trumbull, CT in an Apartment complex (I can't put an antenna outside the apartment and they are all one story buildings so an indoor antenna does practically nothing)
that used to have TV antennas for the whole complex that were "mysteriously" removed when they announced a 20Yr contract with Charter Communications to be the sole provider for TV in the complex.
The antennas were in a state if disrepair according to the maintenance department

What I heard after the digital switch power was removed from the distribution amps known to me by the fact the power meters were removed and replaced with a blank cover but now they are totally gone

Originally Posted by Jeffhs

In what city, town, area, etc. are you located? I cannot imagine any area of the United States being as completely blocked from receiving OTA signals as yours seems to; I would think that if you put up a long-range antenna you should be able to receive many more than just two stations. In most areas, an antenna will work to bring in one or two channels (as in your case), but to be entirely cut off from the networks... You must be in a mountainous area (such as California, some parts of Pennsylvania, et al.) that is in fact blocked from getting TV from most cities.

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