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I have a flat $10 antenna and wanted to up grade to something nicer and that didnt stick to wall. Set it up today and scanned tv. Lost a few of my channels that I like. Had to put flat one back on..

And just like that I have an additional 89 channels, must have if your considering cutting the cord!!

Singapore math is working very well for one of my kids. He is an advanced student and has flown through one of these books a month. For my second kiddo, this was an awful experience. We gave it six weeks and we were miserable the whole time. She was so overwhelmed. I bought these because they were the least expensive of the major math brands and was thrilled that they worked for one kid.

I wanted something to replace my cable box in my bedroom since the only thing I watched was local news & the broadcast networks. I came across this on Amazon. So I gave it a shot. I’m glad I did. Stunning picture on the local networks that broadcast in HD! I used the lower mode of the power booster that received the signals better, I do have the antenna on top of a bookshelf also. Once you install the antenna & you get to a point on no pixels & you will. Give it a day to “learn”. Don’t forget to adjust your picture settings for broadcast as well. This is a great alternative to a cable box in your smaller rooms. It will pay for itself. 11.00 a month saved on cable! Thank you! P.S The next day, run your channel list again for a refresh! Be sure to adjust your aspect ratio on the screen to wide.

Do yourself a favor and get one of the flat ones. The antennae inside is literally a two inch or so long aluminum rod, the reception is far worse than others I’ve used no matter how I positioned it.

Absolutely superb. I found it to be quite enlightening.

Excellent underrated tome.

I prefer the standard edition.

My Daughter bought this for a required course at JMU, and amazingly, she loved it. As she put it, the mix of mythology and ancient history made her enjoy the reading assignments. This is high praise from a computer nerd who seldom reads anything not connected to a video game or D & D.

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