What’s the Best Indoor, Outdoor, RV, or Attic TV Antenna? 

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You get a kickback from every antenna you sell and you are not being truthful. I hope no one is taking your self serving recommendations seriously. People like you have ruined the credibility of true reviewers and are bottom feeders in the scheme of life.

@@angelt2709 I have had over 4,000 people sign up for my antenna recommendation service. Using affiliate links doesn't affect my credibility since I can use affiliate links with literally ANY antenna on amazon. In fact, when someone's situation calls for a Televes antenna I'll still recommend it even though they aren't on Amazon.

@@angelt2709 how can a guy who looks like this...... possibly be a "bottom feeder"?

@@JohnstonPettigrew most people on RU-vid get money through the service the ads they have interrupting during their video. You don't have to support anyone on youtube the choice is yours. As for doing a channel search you can do that yourself. You can do your own antenna signal survey yourself as well. There are tools online for helping the DIY do these tasks. I live close enough to tv stations so I can just scan and let the antenna find the direction by turning it. Antenna rotaters work great for finding the direction then you can change the direction on the spot for best signal.

You may be right. If one is not interested in sports, there isn't a compelling reason to look at TVs at all, except for local news and weather that you can get with a $50 antenna.

Yup

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@@robertcoups3918 The 'news' is mostly lies, the weather report is usually wrong and the only thing offensive about the Washington 'Redskins' is how they play ball (and I'm Cherokee and Not offended by the Redskins name). If it wasn't for MeTV, I would have a yard-sale and sell the TV, Antennas, coax and amplifier(s)! Ya'll Take Care and be safe, John

Remember to unplug the tv first before cutting the power cord.... 😆

52 genders are all the schools teach or care about. My kid is getting pulled out of the public tard farm aka public school system.

Thanks for staying around for the last two years. I hope it continues to grow and doesn't plateau.

I wish we had ours too. I'm sick of paying for TV.

Man I think you are in to deep. Just buy a cheap square antenna from the home depot like I did. With Tax about 20 bills. You can watch metv,bounce, laff, & local channels all very good quality. Right now I am watching "the Adventures of Superman" on Heros channel. at 480i

I 100% agree, in analog time, it had ghosts or noise very often, but it was watchable, now with DVB-T/DVB-T2, when you have little worse signal, it just doesn't work at all, there are only 2 states - it works or it doesn't work. I think today digital TV standards still need some development, there should be at least some variable bitrate or resolution, like it is on youtube, when you have worse connection for some time, it just jumps to lower resolution which is better than now picture at all. Digital TV should work like that too, I don't understand why this is not in today DVB-T2 standard, I would say it works even worse than older DVB-T1 which could use 16 MHz modulation and wider frequency range. When we switched to DVB-2 cca 3 years ago, some people completely lost their signal and other problem are one frequency multiplexes with same frequency in half of country, you need very good directional antenna or you are losing signal all the time for like few seconds because of echo and pre-echo. I think DVB-T2 standard is like blu-ray, it's baby borned dead. Many peolpe I know just screw that and switched to IPTV or satelitte or to cable TV. Modern terestrial broadcasting should be spread in same way like mobile data - no giantic antennas. With today unlimited data mobile tarifs, many people have IPTV even in their summer cabin and it works better than terrestrial TV. Also, what I hate about switching to DVB-T2 is that they used new capacity for more nonsense channels instead of better picture quality for standard channels. Here in Czech Republic, we have in full HD only our public TV, commercial TVs screw that, instead of better picture, they added 10 channels where they play 20 years old TV shows like SuperStar, X-Factor and such shits, I want full HD, not watching such shits. OMG, I want full HD, not watch US wife swap or some moron who trains dogs, that's ridiculous. :-D Also, those new channels have so ugly and tasteless graphics, they just copy what was popular in USA like 20 years ago. :-) Only good thing about DVB-T2 is that there will be paid channels in the air, but there is still only one multiplex in testing mode from Prague, that can't be danger for satelitte or cable TV.

How to build antenna like yours? Source please.

I built one ..works great....have lots of channels

Build an antenna tower south of the tree and run low-loss coax to your house.

You'll probably see a huge difference in the first one versus the most recent one. I've improved my RU-vid channel a lot over the years

That's Cool.. Yet Learn what creates antenna gain. What aides and or skills it... Is Also a Strong part of the Equation. Not just buying a supposed good antenna

Me too!!! I love everyone of his videos and ive learned a few things that have helped...if i could i would fly him out here to figure out what will work!!! Love this guy!!

could you please point out which antenna is best in general? I feel like I've seen all the videos as well (and even followed the instructions to verify signals in my exact area) but still fail to decide with all the extra "ground" rules and such

Same here. I got Tyler's antenna (plus which coaxial cable, etc) recommendation and no complaints either.

I agree. I got one for my parents' house, and it was the most thorough and detailed recommendation I've ever received.

You able to get channel 21 (RF channel 2) with that antenna?

@@pblo702 tbh i get 85 channels... of which maybe 10 to 12 are useful to me... i am checking for you right now...yes, its 10:05 pm im watching the honeymooners on 21.2 looks just fine, well for black and white at the same time im watching I think Star trek DS9 on 21.1. my antenna is pointed twards black moutain on the outside of my home and, its not even elevated maybe 10 feet off the ground, im in summerlin if that helps. the antenna is not large, in fact quite compact. is an easy replacement for a direct tv or dish system. kinda glad you brought this to my attention, now im watching Get Smart... i love Get Smart. its 10:30pm

Yeah that's a great all around medium range antenna. I went to a larger UHF and separate VHF antenna for Dxing in SoCal.

I agree.

Just buy a powered amp splitter. Works great for me in 4tvs

Ase you prepared to buy 10 antennas install them and fiddle/ reinstall them then throw 9 of them out. Your theory is great but how to find it is the hard part.

You first find out the stations are broadcasting on UHF, Hi VHF or heaven forbid low VHF? If most of the channels are on UHF and Hi VHF your antenna will be smaller and most HOAs cannot stop you from putting up this type of antenna. But if you feel you need PBS and it's low VHF channel broadcast then you will need the large antenna and you will run into HOAs issues. Most UHF and Hi VHF will work with a 4 bay or Gray Hoverman antenna and these can be made yourself and saving yourself bundles of money. The large low VHF antenna is a hard one to make some amateur radio hobbyist can show you how to build these monster antennas.

Multiple antennas on one TV works well. Trying to find the "best one" is irritating. I've had 5 or 6 they were all similar

Not the Best answer.. Cheep Might get ok reception How long before the cheep breaks or needs re- odifing or adjusting or tighting etc.... Penny wise and $$ foolish never works past short term

I bought a Mohu leaf antenna 2 or 3years ago and I get 135 channels + in Los Angeles . Very clean picture. I just put it in the window. 60 miles range. 35-40 dollars.

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@@friesareyummy Yep!

The CS5 is an under-rated VHF antenna.

I hear that..lol

No, you can't use a satellite dish as an antenna. You can use the cable that runs from the satellite dish to your TV but it has to be done a very specific way or you will mess up your reception. I do offer setup guidance services below: www.antennamanpa.com/antenna-recommendations.html