What I’ve found is that you need to try different ones.

I went to Target (had a gift card) and tried the most expensive one they had. Not great. Tried a couple more till I found one that worked well. It was about $29.

If you do some research you’ll find there aren’t many that get 5 star reviews. Probably too many variables.

So I suggest finding one locally (so you can take it back if necessary) and see what works best for you.

More $$ doesn’t necessarily mean better quality when it comes to antennas.

Good luck.

In response to this post by rmhokie

Posted: 01/06/2018 at 12:36PM

For those who stream. what do you use to get local tv stations? -- rmhokie 01/06/2018 04:23AM

I only stream games that I otherwise can't get -- daisyWV 01/06/2018 4:30PM

I bought one of these, without the amplifier -- EDGEMAN 01/06/2018 12:43PM

What I’ve found is that you need to try different ones. -- YardBird 01/06/2018 12:36PM

Thanks alot everyone. great info & some i should have reasoned out. great -- rmhokie 01/06/2018 10:28AM

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I've got an antenna and signal amplifier mounted in the attic (link) -- HokieNoVA 01/06/2018 08:43AM

The Internet will give you local weather/news without sitting through -- hokeyhokie 01/06/2018 07:35AM

All depends on your location. Here's a link that will help you tell which -- Hokie5150 01/06/2018 06:49AM

What I’ve found is that you need to try different ones.

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