This 53cm (21″) Omnidirectional TV Antenna is on clearance at the Source for $9.96 (regular price $90.03). This product is not available online but is still available at many The Source stores for pick up.
If you live near the US border you should be able to pickup US channels in HD as well as the basic Canadian ones
Keep in mind that this spaceship like device is half a metre wide! Pretty big for an Antenna!
19 Responses to “Omnidirectional TV Antenna at The Source: $9.96”
kekes
I have this, and yea, I paid full price. We out in the sticks, and I just love this little “flying saucer” … just checking to see if the source nextest me has it!
zeejee1
i m in mississauga,on . will it work for us channels for me here
kekes
only 1 left in Winnipeg Manitoba at Unicity … about 2 hour drive for me … ;(
Reem
does anyone know what channels you can get in toronto .
I call them iand they said is defective no more for sale.?
kristin
are there not additional fees after you hooke it up and everything?
hya
You can no longer use TV antennas for US channels at least without a converter box. http://www.dtv.gov/
kekes
its an antennae, you hook to your tv or vcr or some dvd and it picks up air waves / signals!
nick
hya, don’t spread FUD…
You can still use an antenna, the only difference now is that the digital channel are ATSC and you need a tv that’s new enough *or* a separate decoder…
Most digital channels are now transmitted in UHF (channel 14 and above) now though so you need an antenna that can get them (this one does), some older antennas were VHF (13 and below) and this will severely limit the # of channels you can get…
One word of warning though, from what I read this antenna might not be that good…
Nick
nick
Oops, I meant to say that some older antenna were VHF *only*, to get digital channels you need, preferable, an antenna that’s UHF and VHF…
nick
Oops, I meant to say that some *older* antenna were VHF *only*, to get digital channels you need, preferable, an antenna that’s UHF and VHF…
nick
Sorry for the dupe, I thought it hadn’t submitted the first one…
Wildarm
Just installed one in Ottawa — Pulling in 6 HDTV channels now. Only 1 is weak at times so far
Michael
So if I have an older TV will it bring in any channels? I don’t care about HD channels.?
kekes
Yup it will Michael, mine was hooked to a used Olympic tv set (used for the games)1986 … not the latest olympics Michael
This 53cm (21″) Omnidirectional TV Antenna is on clearance at the Source for $9.96 (regular price $90.03). This product is not available online but is still available at many The Source stores for pick up.
I have this, and yea, I paid full price. We out in the sticks, and I just love this little “flying saucer” … just checking to see if the source nextest me has it!
i m in mississauga,on . will it work for us channels for me here
only 1 left in Winnipeg Manitoba at Unicity … about 2 hour drive for me … ;(
does anyone know what channels you can get in toronto .
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TV Fool is your friend:
http://www.tvfool.com/?option=com_wrapper&Itemid=29
Also Remote Central has a very detailed page for GTA/Buffalo area:
http://www.remotecentral.com/hdtv/
I call them iand they said is defective no more for sale.?
are there not additional fees after you hooke it up and everything?
You can no longer use TV antennas for US channels at least without a converter box.
http://www.dtv.gov/
its an antennae, you hook to your tv or vcr or some dvd and it picks up air waves / signals!
hya, don’t spread FUD…
You can still use an antenna, the only difference now is that the digital channel are ATSC and you need a tv that’s new enough *or* a separate decoder…
Most digital channels are now transmitted in UHF (channel 14 and above) now though so you need an antenna that can get them (this one does), some older antennas were VHF (13 and below) and this will severely limit the # of channels you can get…
One word of warning though, from what I read this antenna might not be that good…
Nick
Oops, I meant to say that some older antenna were VHF *only*, to get digital channels you need, preferable, an antenna that’s UHF and VHF…
Oops, I meant to say that some *older* antenna were VHF *only*, to get digital channels you need, preferable, an antenna that’s UHF and VHF…
Sorry for the dupe, I thought it hadn’t submitted the first one…
Just installed one in Ottawa — Pulling in 6 HDTV channels now. Only 1 is weak at times so far
So if I have an older TV will it bring in any channels? I don’t care about HD channels.?
Yup it will Michael, mine was hooked to a used Olympic tv set (used for the games)1986 … not the latest olympics Michael
how does it work?
Could I take my VCR wedding day tape and convert it to a Dvd video?