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7. Maybe before you spend money for an antenna, try putting alum. foil on the rabbit ears, see if that works first.

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Does anyone have a rec for a reasonable (around $100 or so) indoor TV antenna? [View all] SheltieLover Feb 2025 OP

Rabbit ears from your neighbor's trash pile, a yard sale, or a thrift store. mahatmakanejeeves Feb 2025 #1

OK SheltieLover Feb 2025 #2

Got it. But seriously, rabbit ears work just fine. mahatmakanejeeves Feb 2025 #3

TY! SheltieLover Feb 2025 #4

Start at a yard sale or a thrift store. mahatmakanejeeves Feb 2025 #5

THere are zero yard sales here - not joking. Crime is too high. SheltieLover Feb 2025 #6

TY, but I don't have rabbit ears. SheltieLover Feb 2025 #8

I had a normal tv. SheltieLover Feb 2025 #12

Getting back to the Mohu ... mahatmakanejeeves Feb 2025 #10

Tyvm for explaining! SheltieLover Feb 2025 #13

Take a look at that NYT article first. It's only two weeks old. mahatmakanejeeves Feb 2025 #15

Ty! SheltieLover Feb 2025 #16

Everything in the article was $50 or less. NT mahatmakanejeeves Feb 2025 #17

Any good hardware store has suitable ones for around $10 PSPS Feb 2025 #11

Tyvm! SheltieLover Feb 2025 #14

you can get those flat ones for less than 100 4catsmom Feb 2025 #18