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Question: I ad a flat screen indoor antenna which blurred every time a plane flew by.  Will the Cable Cutter work under these conditions?
Document: This is a review of the HD Frequency Cable Cutter indoor HDTV antenna (full size version, not the mini). My location is on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, about a block from the East River. Before trying the Cable Cutter, I was using the Mohu Leaf antenna. The issue with the Leaf was that I could not find a fixed position in which all the key local HD stations (2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13) could be tuned in. The channels would all come through eventually, but only if I flipped the Leaf, rotated it, or moved it a few inches this way or that to lock in on a particular channel or group of channels.
So I started to research indoor HD antennae. The price range is absurd, anywhere from $6.00 to $100.00 or more. The reviews for this product on Amazon and other places seemed promising but I slightly gagged on the price. But I thought: a hundred dollars is still a whole lot less than a never ending cable bill. I bought it with the thought that if it didn't work out I'd return it and eat the the re-stocking fee (if any) and the return shipping costs.
I purchased the Cable Cutter after learning that Time Warner encrypted its over-the-air channels. I plug the antenna in with the supplied cable and scan for channels. My TV reports &#34;72 Digital Channels Found.&#34;  Boom. Channels 2-13, and a bunch of other random channels, come in crystal clear (granted I live on 24th Street; less than a mile from the two main broadcast towers - Empire State Building and Times Square). See ya later, Time Warner!!!!!
We live on the 8th. floor in Queens, NY. Quickly set up cable cutter antenna and got 79 channels. A lot of Spanish, Korean, Chinese, Indian channels but we also get channels CBS, NBC, FOX, ABC, 9, PIX, 2 PBS channels, 2 KIDS channels, and 3 movie channels (Cozi-tv, Movies!, ThisTV, and ANTENNA TV which shows old tv shows like Barney Miller)When I think about the tens of thousands of dollars that we will be saving by cancelling Time Warner cable, it makes my smile.
I seldom post reviews of products on Amazon (and I buy A LOT from Amazon) but for this product I have to make the exception. My wife & I cut the cable cord about a year ago and have been streaming everything and when Aereo arrived on the scene we jumped right on it. Thought our cable days were over for ever. When the Supreme Court put Aereo out of business last week the horrible thought occurred to me that I might have to go back to cable (God forbid). I thought about indoor antennae  but didn't think it would  work.
I actually got less channels and poorer signal strength.Josh then sent an amplifier, which I tested with both the Cable Cutter and the Cable Cutter Mini. Again, no improvement. I am returning the large Cable Cutter and keeping the Mini and amplifier as the Mini did give me better signal strength than my old Monoprice antenna. However, for some reason the signal with the Mini will sometimes drop for a few seconds in the evening and then bounce back up. Hopefully, the amplifier with fix that.So, although these antennas are specifically made to work in NYC, you may still have problems if you live in the trickier parts of the city where there is a lot of bandwidth/frequency chatter.
It also worked equally well with and without a channel amplifier.I have it set up with a channel amplifier for now and the new location it is in is picking up the same 43 HD Channels ( that require 2 antennas ). Every now and then I had to shift my antenna to imrove the coverage on CBS Channel 2. I hope that wont be necessary this time.. I thought of giving it a 4 star then bumping it up to a 5 later on after more time to evaluate; but I think in this case I will make an exception , the coverage so far has been better than other antenna's I have had so for that alone it merits the 5 stars.
After 35 years of Time Warner and growing anger at them, a friend of mine suggested there might be a way to NOT NEED them (I always thought having TW was the only way to have a good picture in Manhattan.) My friend sent me this article about the BEST HD ANTENNAS for Manhattan TV viewing: [...]/The HD Frequency Cable Cutter  was touted as the best. I purchased it and hooked it up and I get the basic channels with a VERY CLEAR PICTURE! And when I needed some help in installing etc.the rep for the company,Josh McDonnell, was MORE THAN HELPFUL.
My order arrives the following day. This is an outstanding product, reception is awesome, worth every penny, Thanks very much HD, for those of you out there considering cutting your cable, this is highly recommended, I never thought that the picture quality of my TV with this antenna is much better than cable. Excellent product!!!!!!! !&#34; by Rodolfo B.
The picture so far has been crystal clear and much more stable than the analog antenna reception I remember from the &#34;bunny ears&#34; days. Every once in a while there is a brief moment of pixelation, but it only lasts a second or two and is definitely no worse than the kind of occasional glitches you get with cable service. Very pleased with the product. A few days after delivery I was surprised to receive a personal email from the founder of the company asking how the reception was and whether I had any questions.
Answer: I live only a few miles from O'hare airport with constant air traffic and it does not affect the signal at all.