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Cable Alternatives

Posted by marco916 on August 13, 2007 at 12:26:58:
Hi all, So to cut bills, I had my cable from Comcast turned off, saving myself little over hundread dollars a month, but I do have a few HDTV's in my house, what are some cable alternatives in my area of Sacramento. I don't really watch TV during the night, mostly movies off DVD, or DVD's for the kids. My wife doesnâ€™t really watch too much TV either, but I figure I do need some local news. As I drive to work, I noticed allot of houses do have some type of OTA antenna, I see some as high as 20ft on a pole, I know you can pull in about a dozen or so HD channels in the local area. Do I really need to mount a pole on top of my house that high to get a decent signal.

Thanks