I have a beef with Keystone!

[richfaa]

The antenna on the roof of our house is 18 years old and receives Digital/ HD Tv with no problem.

"Just as buying a new TV has changed, shopping for a TV-Antenna today, can be confusing; but it need not be. Although they may be labeled: "TV-Antenna", "Digital TV-Antenna" or "HDTV Antenna" - the consumer should not be misled. A TV-Antenna that can receive traditional Analog TV Signals, is NOT different than an Antenna that receives Digital-HDTV Signals. Manufacturers and Retailers are merely taking advantage of the current, heightened Consumer interest in all things related to Digital-HDTV. However, a TV-Antenna does not discriminate between Analog TV and Digital / HDTV Signals. "

I think we are the victim's of good PR.

[CamillaMichael]

quote:Originally posted by RVWheels

CamillaMichael,
Thank you for the clarification regarding response from Keystone.
RVWheels

You are welcome...the english language is often not a precise means of communication...especially when I use it.

[RRman]

Ummm... any TV antenna will receive DTV signals okay. Some are optimized for Digital, as for example the Wingman just improves reception somewhat (I do have one).
Its the TV / Receiver that has to have Digital specific capability.

[Emmel]

I have also found that moving the antenna after doing the channel search will not improve the reception until I do a research.
The 12volt tv in the bedroom gets more channels than the big one in the lv, go figure!

[deerrahn]

I found that the bat wing did not help a bit. Selling that to the public was a con job also.
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