In most cases, it makes sense to either get an outdoor antenna to mount on your roof or place an indoor antenna near a window in the same room as your TV. However, the third, less obvious option ...

There are indoor and outdoor options, and even stealthy options that stick to your window -- no need for a big piece of metal sticking off your roof. There are many different antennas out there ...

TV antennas are having something of a renaissance in the U.S. Buoyed by the ever-increasing costs of cable and streaming subscriptions, and additional channels enabled by the advent of digital TV, ...

Putting outside antenna on the roof would likely improve reception, if the antenna is in an attic the roof & shingles will reduce the signal level. Sometimes moving the antenna to a different ...

Back in the days when you didn’t pay for your TV programming, it was common to have a yagi antenna on the roof. If you were lucky enough to have every TV station in the area in the same ...

Clearly, then, there wasn’t a giant antenna on the roof. If there had been, the authorities could simply follow the feedline to find the radio. A concealed spy antenna might be just the ticket ...

The problem is usually worse in stereo mode than in mono. A directional roof–mounted antenna can often help. AM signals are prone to interference by a variety of technical sources: other radio ...

The RCA ANTD8E Multi-Directional Amplified TV Antenna delivers good reception of strong local channels, and it has a unique design that won’t look out of place inside your home. It’s best for ...