> Definitely. I live 50+/- miles from the closest broadcaster in Atlanta and   
   > that's the closest. I played around with indoor antennas a bit but am   
   > hesitant to sink money into a nice outdoor antenna.   
      
   Me also.  I am around the 50 +/- distance and have got the distinct   
   impression that an outdoor antenna may not be enough.  Once the "local"   
   broadcasters went digital, most really lowered their power ratings.   
      
   Between that at all the hills locally, you pretty much have to have cable to   
   get "local" TV. Supposedly, this area had one of the very first (if not the   
   first) cable TV "companies."  One neighbor set up an antenna high enough to   
   pull in the distant broadcasts, and then offered to let other neighbors hook   
   up to it.  It eventually became a municipal utility.   
      
   Mike   
      
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