Why bother? For $10.00 I built a tiny antenna off internet plans, I have it screwed to a board in my screen room (in Florida) aimed at Orlando, I get 54 stations, ALL the networks plus METV, COZI, other old movie stations etc. I watched all the girls games last year that were broadcast, I have ATT Uverse internet only which allows me to see ESPN3 on my PC, then I bought a Roku, which is connected to a large screen tv, so I can watch all ESPN3 stuff on the tv for free, via the monthly internet fee.
During the girls season when games were played on ESPN/ESPN2, I paid $20.00 a month for SLINGTV, which gives you both ESPN stations through the Roku, via wifi through the ATT Router. As soon as the girls season eneded I dropped SLINGTV.
We haven't paid a dime to cable tv in 4 years. A neighbor just paid a company 130.00 to set up a small antenna as they are not handy to do it themselves, and they get all the stations I get, using a Clearstream 2V HDTV Antenna, look it up, I had never heard of it, all they did was call a local cable installing company, and they have now cut the cable. I'll look up the plans I used to make the antennae and post a link here. I heard a bare coaxial wire works good, never tried it it. Any questions write me. This is not top secret information, using an antenna predates cable, but with digital signals, it is clearer then cable. There are no fuzzy stations, if they are not clear, they do not come in. I get all major stations on 1080i.
