TV in the shack

[workinghard]

What works best for reception and in general best tv systems(antenna vs dish etc, ac dc powered or inverters?) I have a 7 x 16 which I will be spending a lot of time in

[berke99]

I have 13in. color tv with a built in vcr- ac/dc. I've used it for quite a few years. Works great. I have a regular tv antenna from radio shack, about $28. I run a pole through my roof so I can lower the antenna to travel. When in use I can turn the antenna pole from inside the house to tune in the channels. My buddy has a dish just like at his home, but he has never gotten it to work in his ice house yet. So far my set up has worked great.

[waterwolff]

I have a Wineguard amplified RV antenna on mine that seems to work pretty well

[mnboy26]

i have directv in the perm shack. when i moved to the new home i accidently grabbed it..(for the rv and the fish house) our realtor was less than pleased i might add....she was freaking out because i took it with, but i needed it for my toys....whats a guy to do. the new owners of the old house never said a thing....me-1 realtor-0

[Tahoe2349]

My dad has a Wineguard also and it works nice.

Disc type antenna that sits on a tripod.

I think its like a Roadstar model or something.

Has a 12v amp to it also right on the cable box/outlet that runs to the TV.

[psegriz]

My 8 x 16 has tin siding hooked up the antena wire right to the tin. Figured the whole house is an antenea that way, works for the radio anyhow. Probably would for a tv too.

[kevfish]

How much money does these antenas cost (Winegaurd)

[Tahoe2349]

The old man said he got his with the house but it listed for $140 installed on his paperwork.

His is a Wineguard (roadstar 2000) model and they can be had from $115 - $150.. shop around