Do rabbit ears really help TV reception?
Answer:
The best way to explain rabbit ear reception is to consider rabbit ears the equivalent of a dial-up internet connection. While DSL and cable are faster, have a greater reception by far, and reach farther, dial-up can still get you on the 'net. Similarly, satellite and cable are far-reaching, have more options, and get reception quicker than rabbit ears; you can, however, still watch TV with rabbit ears...you'll just be severely limited (to broadcast channels).
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if you have no cable or satalite...very few broadcast stations left
Not if you have cable television!
They can improve reception but only a bit. They also have to be adjusted for each station
Well it's better than a piece of wire hanging out your Tuner connector.A Bowtie Antenna seems to work best over a loop antenna.
But the best is an 8-bay Bowtie outdoors on top of your roof.
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