BA HA HA HA HA HA HA HAAAAAAAA!RS wrote: ↑4 years agoAhh..gotchaModerator_Stephanie wrote: ↑4 years agoIt's for customers who use an antenna to pick up local over the air channels in their area, instead of using cable or satellite to receive TV programming.
Haven’t used an antenna since I was a kid, that’s what there was in those days. And back then I guess scanning was dad on the roof moving it?
So true right?!Catticus wrote: ↑4 years agoBA HA HA HA HA HA HA HAAAAAAAA!RS wrote: ↑4 years agoAhh..gotchaModerator_Stephanie wrote: ↑4 years ago
It's for customers who use an antenna to pick up local over the air channels in their area, instead of using cable or satellite to receive TV programming.
Haven’t used an antenna since I was a kid, that’s what there was in those days. And back then I guess scanning was dad on the roof moving it?
OH THE MEMORIES THIS BRINGS BACK!
Definitely much easier than having to go outside and twist about a big pole and waiting for someone to scream "STOP!!!" once the channel is clear! Or stand with one hand in the air and their leg wrapped around their other leg all while facing south with their tongue hanging out!Moderator_Stephanie wrote: ↑4 years agoLOL, nowadays they are much smaller. Mine is a flat, thin panel, about 8" x 11" that I have attached to an outside facing wall. It has a line that plugs in to my TV.
We bought a few of those Amazon fire sticks. We have four smart TVs in the house and our daughter recommended those. My husband, who is very tech savvy and great with home entertainment, could not get them to do what he wanted. He was so frustrated he packed them up and returned them. Our son bought one for his tv upstairs when he is here and loves it. My husband just said he’d rather pay for the satellite rather than want to throw the remote!Gem Lover wrote: ↑4 years agoYou should buy a Roku stick, you can get shop lc on it. Two of my daughters use just those instead of cable and if you purchase Hulu on it you can watch almost everything you would with cable. The shop lc app on the Roku is free, the Roku stick that you plug into your TV with the remote is $17.00 and if you choose to buy Hulu it is $5.00 a month. The Roku is only the $17 and it is yours and you pay nothing else for it, once you get the Roku stick it has a crazy amount of free channels to watch too and it also has the free JTV app as well as the shop lc app and that way you can watch it live on your tv, you just need internet to use it, I love it, I use it even though I have Direct TV, If I lose the satellite I have my Roku to watch as back up.Just google Roku stick and you will see they sell them in many places including Walmart, that is wear I got mine and no I did not wear my robe, lol.
Well maybe that’s different than the Firestick. I will check them out...thanks!
