A year after the digital TV conversion, we continue to hear customers tell us how they canceled their cable provider and now use over-the-air TV. One such person is Dan Schointuch, VP of Money Talks Interactive who wrote an article called You Don’t Have to Pay for Cable TV, which also appeared Yahoo! Finance. Almost […]
Question: I was wondering if I could mount my antenna on that pole. It is about 5′ tall? And use the cables that are all ready installed? From Cindy in Wilson, North Carolina
Answer: Using the leftover dish mount is sometimes a great solution to your antenna mounting needs. There are however a couple of variables to check before doing so …
Question: Do I need more than 1 antenna for the different locations of the televisions in the house? What is the best method of connections without adding a series of diplexers for local HD service? I have recently stopped using Direct TV due to the high cost of service. From Steve in Salt Lake City, Utah
Answer: When dealing with a multi-story home you have a few choices outlined below …
Fernando in California is making the smart leap from cable to over-the-air digital reception and is in need of some advice from others who have made the same choice. Help him out on the Antennas Direct blog.
Millions of Americans turning away from cable and looking for alternative sources for news and entertainment.
A majority of readers are mostly upset about their high monthly bills and poor customer service from cable providers.
I’m being told that most of our orders are now coming from Satellite and Cable subscribers. Much love to the customer who sent us this photo.
The April 24 issue of the Investors Business Daily published an article featuring Antennas Direct. Antenna Makers Put Free TV On Radar Of A Pay-TV Society Finally the press is noticing, what we have been saying all along; people are moving from pay TV back to antennas. We are seeing a shift in our country […]
