TV RECEPTION: It’s all about location, location, location! Reception depends on factors such as the availability and strength of the original signal, the distance from the nearest broadcast tower(s), the direction(s) from which signals are coming and the presence of obstructions between towers and the antenna.
STORM & EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS: HD antennas often work better than satellite-based systems during storms, which can disrupt access to cable and satellite services. The internet, Wi-Fi and cell service may also be affected. A backup antenna helps you stay informed with access to important local broadcasts.
ANTENNA STYLES: Antennas come in various sizes, shapes, finishes and mounting options to fit your entertainment setup. For example, flat panel and bar antennas are usually affixed to interior walls, windows or even the top of the tv; tabletop antennas are placed on flat surfaces indoors; attic antennas are mounted to a wall stud in your home's attic; and outdoor antennas are installed on either the roof or a structure like a pole or tower.
