My friend’s family just bought a new HDTV that I suggested to them, but they live about 75 yards from a train track. About every 15 minutes a train goes by and disrupts the HD signal. Are there any kind of filters you can buy, or any tips on antenna placement? Thanks in advance.
Cable isn’t an option due to living in the country, and satellite is nice, but for an extra however much a month for the local channels, an antenna would be ideal.
Pulak
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Get cable or even better, satellite.
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