Anybody else here like “Antenna Man” on YouTube?

[edisonprime]

I find him very entertaining and informative. I always learn something new from him. I like many of his reviews on antennas and OTA DVRs. I just hope to see him review any of the TiVo DVRs that are OTA capable sometime. Come on, Tyler, the Antenna Man, I'm still waiting! But anyways, his YouTube channel is one of my favorites!

 

[TV Junkie]

Yes I like ummm, being entertained.

 

[solarvic]

Yes I am an antenna man subscriber. He knows what antenn,s are good and most of the cheap ones are Junk.

 

[RONZ]

Yes he does a good job explaining what is good and what is not so good


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[navychop]

His delivery could use some work.

 

[spongella]

He's an antenna genius. Am glad to see a young person doing this type of work as most of those who did these installations are long gone.

 

[Scott Greczkowski]

I watch him all the time. Actually was thinking about offering him a forum where he can post links to his new videos where people can discuss them. It would help him expand his audience and give him a place to call home.

I have been thinking about doing this with a few of the good TV tech guys.

 

[FTA4PA]

That guy knows his stuff. He had some great info about the future of ATSC 3.0 a while back.

 

[Route66Fan]

"There's no such thing as an HD antenna" is one of my favorite quotes.

 

[spongella]

I've exchanged numerous emails with him regarding antennas and OTA TV in general. He always responds and has valuable experience to share. Back in the '60's I worked for a TV-Radio-Appliance shop and installed TV antennas so what he is doing reminds me of my youth. He's definitely found himself a niche and as a result has many followers. I also make a point of sending a monetary donation to help support his channel.

 

[Redbullsnation]

But what's UHF and VHF?

 

[Jim5506]

Here is a fairly good description of how TV channels in the US evolved.

List of United States television channel allocations | Radio-TV Broadcast History | Fandom

 

[navychop]

Here is a fairly good description of how TV channels in the US evolved.

List of United States television channel allocations | Radio-TV Broadcast History | Fandom

Thank you! About the nicest, most concise history I've seen.

 

[edisonprime]

I've exchanged numerous emails with him regarding antennas and OTA TV in general. He always responds and has valuable experience to share. Back in the '60's I worked for a TV-Radio-Appliance shop and installed TV antennas so what he is doing reminds me of my youth. He's definitely found himself a niche and as a result has many followers. I also make a point of sending a monetary donation to help support his channel.

If I weren't poor I'd donate to him too!