Finding TV Antennas

Yes, people still use them. Our house up in Burbank, near Chicago still has a TV so we need parts and antennas for tv reception at times. Before we put in the new flat screen, we even had to have one of those "analog TV" boxes when the entire country switched over, and our regular antenna wasn't enough. There are benefits, and drawbacks to receiving television service the "old-fashioned" way. For up there, since we aren't there often, we don't need a billion channels, and the local channels are free. That's enough incentive for me, and lots of folks who don't spend their lives glued to the television agree with me. Maybe that's not such a bad way to live, huh?