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Originally Posted by newsguy
I'm a television reporter in Ottawa, Ontario - I'm doing a story about the switch from analog to digital signals and how it's going to affect TV viewers. Looking for an expert in the city to talk about the impact it's going to have - also looking for someone who sells/installs digital antennas to talk about them - and the advantages they offer. Any help would be much appreciated. Please contact me directly at:
david.gerow@cbc.ca |
Please be advised that there is no such thing as a "digital antenna." In the US and Canada, TV stations broadcast their digital programming on a subset of the same channels that the used to broadcast their analog programming. I am from a very rural area in the US Gulf South. My home there uses an old, beat-up antenna from either Walmart or Radio Shack--I forget which. That antenna pulls in stations from as far away as 110 miles [under the right conditions]. Granted, I added an amplifier to the line, but I did not replace the old antenna for the analog to digital transition.
Anyone who claims to sell a "digital antenna" is very close to committing fraud on his customers.
