Remote location - a directional antenna?

[mail@jbranston.com]

Hello out there!

Thanks for you attention on this. I live in a remote location and the Internet connection is very poor. Would a directional antenna help in getting OTA channels? Here's a link to my TV Fool report:
http://www.tvfool.com/?option=com_wrapper&Itemid=29&q=id%3d8e03ea734ac30e

Many thanks,

Julian

[ADTech]

If that location is accurate, call a satellite company.

[MikeBear]

You don't have any hope of getting OTA channels reliably 100% of the time with that report. It's possible to get some, but you could spend $100's getting the largest outdoor antenna and system installed, and you'd still likely not get even a single channel 24x7.

I agree with ADtech. Call Dish Network or Directv

[mail@jbranston.com]

Thanks for the swift replies - would an FTA satellite dish work?

[ADTech]

That would depend on your view of the sky.

[MikeBear]

Thanks for the swift replies - would an FTA satellite dish work?

Post THAT question over at SatelliteGuys.us, and they will help with that question.

http://www.satelliteguys.us/xen/forums/free-to-air-fta-discussion.24/