What frequencies should a TV antenna pick up?
Here’s more than you ever thought you’d want to know.
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Is RG59 cable really worse for antennas?
We clear up this popular myth.
Make new friends at the RV Park – host a watch party!
Here’s everything you need to get started making new friends!
ANTENNATHON ends tomorrow!
It all ends at the end of April!
What is “SD” or “standard definition?”
It’s only been about 15 years… and most people have forgotten.
THROWBACK THURSDAY: The end of broadcast TV?
OK, maybe I was a little premature in 2013. You decide.
How important is “perfect aim” for an antenna?
At Solid Signal, we get asked this question a lot. People ask how much time they should spend aiming, or what they can do if they can’t aim directly at all the stations they want….
Which is worse for your outdoor equipment… sunshine or rain?
The answer may surprise you.
Don’t miss ANTENNATHON! Just a few days left!
There’s still time, but not much!
What is beam width?
We make common sense out of this confusing antenna term.
The myth of the 3-way combiner
Get the facts and a simple explanation.
What is line of sight?
It’s a surprisingly simple thing that everyone tries to make so hard. Why?
The facts about TV reception on your boat
Most folks don’t go out on the water just to watch TV. I get that. But still, there are plenty of times when you might just want to watch a little live TV. You’d be…
“My house’s antenna is aimed 90 degrees from the towers? Is that ok?”
Here’s one of the secrets about having an older antenna.
What is “cascading?”
It’s another one of those satellite terms that “you’re supposed to know…” but do you?