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<blockquote data-quote="2BitSculptor" data-source="post: 977799" data-attributes="member: 65661"><p>I've been very happy with the HDHR3-US model... I have 2 of them (very reasonably priced), I've been using HDHR for several years. Just make sure you have an adequate antenna. I'm 50 miles away from my broadcasters and my medium range antenna (rooftop) just barely pulls them in.. It was perfect for analog, but digital is a bit more sketchy. I have 2 stages of amplification on the coax before it gets to the tuners. My next step would be to get a long range antenna installed.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="2BitSculptor, post: 977799, member: 65661"] I've been very happy with the HDHR3-US model... I have 2 of them (very reasonably priced), I've been using HDHR for several years. Just make sure you have an adequate antenna. I'm 50 miles away from my broadcasters and my medium range antenna (rooftop) just barely pulls them in.. It was perfect for analog, but digital is a bit more sketchy. I have 2 stages of amplification on the coax before it gets to the tuners. My next step would be to get a long range antenna installed. [/QUOTE]
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