Weekly Deal Watch: DTV (and HDTV) Antenna’s

A lot of viewers of TVConversionhelp.com have asked whether or not an indoor or outdoor antenna is appropriate for receiving DTV and HDTV signals. Digital TV is certainly more “picky” about signal quality than the older analog signals. So, if your existing analog service requires that you use an indoor/bunny ears or an outdoor antenna pole type of connection, you may want to consider upgrading.

This week’s product recommendation consists of two different products. An indoor Antenna (Manufactured by Terk) for most City DTV/HDTV Viewers, and an outdoor antenna (Manufactured by Antennas Direct) for some city and rural DTV/HDTV viewers. The outdoor Antenna is actually a dual function indoor/outdoor due to its small size, wich can be easily mounted in an attic or on hidden behind a TV stand.

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April 23, 2008 | Filed Under Weekly Deal Watch