winegard w/batman or portable dish antennae with pay as you go
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mrschwarz
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One is an antenna for over the air TV, like locals and network affiliates. The other is a satellite subscription where you can get as much or as little programming as you are willing to purchase.
SCVJeff
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It's a Batwing.. 
For off-air it TOTALLY depends on where you are going, but the Batwing will definitely make a difference. Go to www.antennaweb.com, or www.tvfool.com for more information of predicted signal where you intend to be.
For off-air it TOTALLY depends on where you are going, but the Batwing will definitely make a difference. Go to www.antennaweb.com, or www.tvfool.com for more information of predicted signal where you intend to be.
COMer
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We've used the batman with a wingman in various places in Florida. In Tampa we get about 35-40 channels (many are Spanish speaking) and up near Gainesville it is more like 8-10. Just depends on where you are located. Near big cities there will be plenty and the reception and quality is excellent.
