Review on 📻 Enhance Your FM Radio Experience with Ancable Indoor FM Telescopic Antenna – Strong Signal Reception for Table Top Radio, HiFi, AV Stereo Receiver, and Mini System by Carlos Cardoso

We've finally switched from cable to fiber optics. Internet only! And the service is fabulous! So what to do with your unused cable lines? Could it somehow still have a purpose? Those are great questions, so I went outside and unplugged the cable, stuck a paper clip in the hole in the coax box, rescanned my TV and selected 33 channels. Wow! This will be very interesting! So I hooked up a $160 antenna to my cable box outside of the house. I put the antenna on the ground and caught 34 channels. Do you mean that seriously! I didn't want to mount this disgusting antenna outside of the house through the roof. I hung it in the garage. But then I had an idea, so I decided to buy an Ancable FM antenna and attach it to the cable box and removed the $160 antenna. I searched my TV and found 39 channels. Now it gets very interesting! So I went to Walmart and bought a $12 Onn antenna booster and installed it between the wire that ran outside the house and the splitter so it boosted the signal throughout the house. I rescanned my TV and now I've gone from 39 channels to 60. This brings a new twist to the situation! Now we have FREE Airy TV, Philo for $20, Revain for $12, FREE Pluto TV, FREE XUMO, FREE Airy TV and Netflix for $12.99. So our total spend is now $44.99 for TV services and $49.99 for gigabit fiber. Total $94.98 per month. So the moral of the story is this. This is the best antenna your money can buy!