Antenna killing Antenna?

[Josh B]

nm

 

[2011Supercab]

Analog TV is dead,

All TV broadcasters have gone digital, you need a digital antenna and a TV with a digital tuner.

Digital television - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[fastpakr]

Digital tuner, yes. Nothing special about an antenna claiming to be digital though.

 

[rumblecloud]

K. I give. What's the significance of "nm?"

 

[Blmpkn]

K. I give. What's the significance of "nm?"

Nevermind

 

[Uncle Gump]

Didn't know we had mind reader members.

I say this because I see no edits to the original post...

 

[alwaysFlOoReD]

Didn't know we had mind reader members.

I say this because I see no edits to the original post...

There is an original version. I found it...

 

[Curious Hound]

I thought it was New Mexico.

 

[Blmpkn]

Nah it's short for nematode marmalade, pairs well with that bread that comes in a can.

 

[Curious Hound]

 

[pjtoledo]

nanometer for the small minds among us that focus like a laser.

 

[Josh B]

Things are really weird lately. I only get TV through my antenna, 2 network and one PBS, actually the network stations have two I think, PBS has 4, but they have all gradually slipped away over the last two or three months, to where I am getting no signal whatsoever, on any! :/ Even the radar (weather) on my computer has gone blank??

I'm down to watching old VCR movies, but really miss the news and weather

After a couple trips down memory lane, driving home from town through the dirt country roads, and realizing OK is much more than simply LOADED with new "farms", and thinking about one rather large transmission tower not too far away, is this due to my TV or its antenna(boosted) or could my signal losses be more like radio/signal interference??

 

[Josh B]

I was meaning to post that last night but after I got it written everyone had left, and I didn't want to leave it with the bots

 

[sgtsandman]

Things are really weird lately. I only get TV through my antenna, 2 network and one PBS, actually the network stations have two I think, PBS has 4, but they have all gradually slipped away over the last two or three months, to where I am getting no signal whatsoever, on any! :/ Even the radar (weather) on my computer has gone blank??

I'm down to watching old VCR movies, but really miss the news and weather

After a couple trips down memory lane, driving home from town through the dirt country roads, and realizing OK is much more than simply LOADED with new "farms", and thinking about one rather large transmission tower not too far away, is this due to my TV or its antenna(boosted) or could my signal losses be more like radio/signal interference??

The stations that still broadcast have all gone digital. You have to get an antenna specifically for that in order to get them. I have a couple but it is very rare that I use them anymore. Most of the stuff put out on broadcast TV is garbage. Heck, a good majority of the stuff put out on cable TV is garbage too. So no big loss unless you are looking to dump your cable bill.

 

[Uncle Gump]

We just dumped cable...

Too little for too much.

We have Netflix... Sling... and Amazon Prime. Honestly... I'd like to get rid of a couple of those too.