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CUT THE CABLE/SATELLITE BILL!
- Struggling with the PRICY Monthly Cable Bill?
- Tired with the EXPENSIVE Satellite Monthly Bill?
Here comes the SOLUTION for you! --- McDuory Outdoor Amplified Antenna 150 miles range
Its reported that each family may pay 88-150 Dollors per month for Cable/Satellite service, which is up to 1800USD/year.
So why not pay less than 60 dollors -- ONE time investment ONLY-- and SAVE the balance up to 1740USD for you and your family?
McDuory 150 miles Outdoor antenna is designed to receive UHF/VHF signals with its built-in amplifier and its 360 degree rotation motor.
You may watch local TV news, weather forecast, kids problem from different channels like FOX, CBS, NBC, ABC, PBS, THE CW, ION, INDEPENDENCE, and others, FOR FREE!!!
PLEASE NOTE: TV Signals reception is immensely affected by conditions like antenna location/height, terrain, distance between broadcast tower and your location. Channels you may receive may vary depend on these conditions.
WARNING: McDuory Outdoor antenna is EXCLUSIVELY sold by Mc Bagval. Anyone who sells under this listing or on their listing is not authorized or official. Please stay away from those FAKE sells and scammers to secure your own interests.
Support 2 TVs with ONE control box ONLY
BEFORE you purchase the antenna:
please FIND available channels in your areas:
1. Contact with us so we can help to check the signals with suggestions!
2. TVFool: Its a website that can check what signals are available. Its more complex but gives a lot more detail including gorgeous plots of theoretical signals strength and where the broadcast towers are located.
3. dtv.gov/maps : its run by the Comsumer Electronic Association and the National Association of Braodcasters. The interface hasn't changed in orver a decade, but it's simple and the information is useful.
4. nocable.org : its another website that provide detail information, including the frequence of the channels.
MORE: if looking for a cable-style TV Schedule, 'Titan TV' is a free Web Service that lists local programming.