If anyone is interested, go to tvfool.com and plug in your address and get a TV Fool report. It will tell you what broadcast (over-the-air or OTA) TV stations a

If anyone is interested, go to tvfool.com and plug in your address and get a TV Fool report. It will tell you what broadcast (over-the-air or OTA) TV stations are possible to receive at your location. If you live near any metro area you should be able to get most of the major networks; ABC, NBC, CBS, Fox, PBS, CW, ION and many independent stations. I am getting 80+ stations in the SF Bay Area with an antenna system that costs less than $200 to feed the whole house with 4 TVs. The quality of OTA digital is BETTER than what you get via cable for local stations. That plus streaming is all I need unless someone wants to pay me to be a content consumer.