however, now, with digital tv, the signal carries a far shorter distance and is far more line-of-sight. true, the picture you DO get is absolutely crystal clear, but if the antenna was to deviate, even slightly, from the direction from where the signal was coming, the picture would pixilate, stop or go blank altogether.i’d rather have ghosts and snow.
however, now, with digital tv, the signal carries a far shorter distance and is far more line-of-sight. true, the picture you DO get is absolutely crystal clear, but if the antenna was to deviate, even slightly, from the direction from where the signal was coming, the picture would pixilate, stop or go blank altogether.i’d rather have ghosts and snow.