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Well the boxes finally arrived at our stor yesterday. I'm sure they are funai since they are Magnavox brand. Retail price is $49.87. They have rf out and composite video out. I have applied for my coupons, and will buy a couple of boxes to use in case cable goes down.
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I feel bad for people livng in fringe areas. Sure you get a free converter, but then you have to buy a $400 fringe antenna to be able to use it.
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How do you spend $400 on a TV antenna? Even Winegard and Channel Master's best, huge antennas are well under US$200. Maybe if you include installation and hardware? Do those hypothetical fringe-area viewers get snow-free pictures from indoor antennas now?
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