On December 4, 2006 at 19:20, yardbird said...
Actually... heheh... gonna be more like..."Does the wife
want it all?"
Programming.... we're talking programming. Ok let me ask
this next question then (sorry.... but I haven't had to
deal with antennas and rotors in a long time)...
Is there a rotor that "knows which way to turn based on
channel selection"? That's her question actually. See...
she doesn't want to have to remember that it needs to
point *here* for this station and *there* for that station.
And if you're laying in bed with the remote, what good
is that if you have to get up to turn the antenna? I can
see her point on that one.
Most rotors remember the channel. Check out the ones from Channel Master.
And eventually... when I have 2 TVs on HD... do you then
need 2 antennas? That seems a bit inconvenient. Maybe
I'll concentrate on just getting the easy ones first and
investigate programming on the Toronto-based stations
to see if they offer something I can't live without.
You can just use a splitter
I'm not sure which are Grand Island based and which are
south buffalo stations. I mean I know SOME of the ones
on Grand Island, but I get 2,4,7,17,23,and 49 now with
my "franken-tenna"... yeah... she named it... I might
have another one in there that I didn't list. Sorry for
all the questions. Just want to have a handle on where
to take this, what to spend, etc.
Go to
[Link: remotecentral.com] and look at the map.
