Don't Lose Your TV Signal in February!
By Amelia Gray
Traditional analog TV service will come to an end on February 17, 2009. If you use an analog tuner such as rabbit ears to receive signals on an older TV set without a digital tuner, you may lose your TV signal unless you take action.
If you plan to keep watching your TV, you need one of the following:
Satellite TV is offered by companies such as DIRECTV and DISH Network.
Digital Transition and Satellite TV
While it's certainly a hassle now, changing from analog to all-digital signal offers convenience in the long run. Here are just a few features of digital television:
Because you have to make the switch anyway, why not upgrade to satellite TV? Any television connected to a satellite service is safe from losing signal during the transition, which means a problem-free switch for you.
Direct Satellite Offers More
Improving your signal to the crystal-clear quality of satellite is just one benefit of making the switch. DIRECTV and the DISH Network offer optional packages to enhance your television experience, including:
Contact your satellite provider for more details on how to watch the latest movies, the best in local movie options, and a full range of football on Sunday. It may be possible to find a satellite TV installation package that features special offers for anyone looking to make the DTV transition.
Satellite Service for a Digital World
Upgrade to satellite TV today and don't worry about the DTV switch in February. If you've been thinking about making the switch to a clearer picture, more channels, and a range of premium package options, now may be the time to upgrade.
Source:
DTV Answers
About the Author
Amelia Gray is a freelance writer in Austin, TX. Amelia earned a Bachelor's Degree in English Literature from Arizona State University and an MFA from Texas State University.
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