Daily Deal: 1byone Digital Indoor HDTV Antenna

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Thu, Aug 6th 2015 10:57am — Daily Deal

If you've cut the cord from cable and satellite, there's still a way to watch your local affliate stations. You need an HDTV antenna to pick up those channels floating around out there for free. For 63% off in the Deals store, the 1byone Digital Indoor HDTV Antenna is a sleek option that can get you up and running quickly. The little antenna connects any HDTV or device that has an ATSC tuner to any tower within a 25 mile radius. You can check AntennaPoint to find your closest Digital TV transmitters. It comes with a 10 ft coaxial cable and a manufacturer's 30-day, money-back guarantee.

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Anonymous Coward, 6 Aug 2015 @ 11:05am

These can actually be useful to those of us who cut the cord. Its hard to top the weather coverage you get from local stations.
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Anonymous Coward, 6 Aug 2015 @ 11:16am

The cable is only 10 ft long. That is great! I don't want to be involved in any law suits for using an antenna with too long of a cable.
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Anonymous Coward, 6 Aug 2015 @ 11:27am

You can make one out of coathangers that will likely get better reception and cost 10x less.

http://makezine.com/projects/digital-tv-coat-hanger-antenna/
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Anonymous Coward, 6 Aug 2015 @ 11:42am

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is this legal? I don't want to be considered a pirate.
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Anonymous Coward, 6 Aug 2015 @ 1:37pm

RU a retard? This is for receiving an over the air signal that is specifically broadcast by TV stations so you can watch it for FREE! You can't steal or "Pirate" something that is being broadcast for free! SHeesh!
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streetlight (profile), 6 Aug 2015 @ 6:47pm

Re: Local Weather Forcasts...
Ho, Ho, Ho!

I was listening to a local weather forecast on one of the big four network affiliates when the weather person said that we would have a north wind and explained that this meant the wind is blowing towards the north. The anchor sitting at the desk asked about it and said she thought that a north wind comes out of the north. The weather person said the anchor was wrong. This weather person is the main meteorologist for the station. Yikes!
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Anonymous Coward, 6 Aug 2015 @ 9:10pm

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relax - it was a joke, ok?
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Anonymous Coward, 6 Aug 2015 @ 9:12pm

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Yes, and that old rabbit ears thingy works just fine also.
No sense wasting money on hype and bullshit.
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Joel, 6 Aug 2015 @ 9:32pm

I tried this or a very similar model last year. It didn't work at all. I'm perhaps 10 miles from downtown Atlanta, but in a bit of a topographic depression. Maybe if you live in a high-rise downtown it might work.
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Anonymous Coward, 7 Aug 2015 @ 8:09am

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RF television transmission, commonly referred to as over the air, is line of sight. It does not go around corners but is reflected. Therefore it does not matter which antenna you use, it will not work well because you are in a low area where the signal; does not reach. You could try mounting the antenna on a tall pole.
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Bergman (profile), 10 Aug 2015 @ 8:36pm

Re: Re:
Only if you hang eyepatches off of it.
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