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Cordcutter here as well. My experience with HD antennae hasn't been great, although it seems to be more due to my basement location than anything else. I still
by AdmiralAsshat 11y ago
Cordcutter here as well. My experience with HD antennae hasn't been great, although it seems to be more due to my basement location than anything else. I still get enough channels to keep it, but they periodically cut in and out, which is a bit annoying.
I've spent a good bit of time experimenting with Kodi add-ons and Chromecast-compatible apps. Those have worked pretty well for supplementing my substantial amount of local media.
- gk_brown 11y agoI've been antenna-only for 6+ years now. My first antenna cost $60 and was OK. After a couple of years, I replaced it with a $100 version that is much better. I rarely ever have any issues with it.
- flyinghamster 11y agoGetting a good antenna is critical. At home, my family has a 1970s-era antenna that worked very well in the analog era, and still works very well for HD in the far Chicago suburbs.
- Gibbon1 11y agoBuilding I'm in has no cable, phones lines, etc. The ladies above just use their phones for whatever. We get our internet via a microwave link.