New antenna installed on the Channel 4 tower

Out with the old, and in with the new as Channel 4's analog antenna was removed and a new one was installed.

[@voiceofjeff]

Just diund this but must add to those who say an antenna is not analog or digital, its simply an antenna. Same thing dor the antenna you have on your house. My 30 year old TV antenna on the roof worked perfectly throuth the transition from analog to digital.

[@rogeronslow1498]

There's no such thing as a digital or analogue antenna. An antenna is an antenna and can be used for analogue or digital signals.

[@kalijasin]

@Roger Onslow, right. The antennas they market and sell as digital TV antenna can all receive analog TV signals.

[@iblesbosuok]

I'm on your side

[@georgia3596]

Roger Onslow wow, you must know EVERYTHING !

[@XPFTP]

was thinking same thing.... iam tryin to figure it out.... its not the signal its the data on it .. you can toss a wire in the air and still send digital over it.. unless somethings changed over the past years...

[@carreraman8364]

no usually the analog are the batwing antennas and the digital are what the tower climbers refer to as the slick sticks

[@tglenn3121]

Not a job for someone with a fear of heights.

[@iblesbosuok]

Real ace pilot

[@kalijasin]

Digital ≠ HD. To be HD the digital signal needs to be broadcast in a resolution of 1280 x 720 or higher.

[@StringerNews1]

There's no analog HD standard in the US, so that's a distinction without a difference.

[@richardchouinard9382]

Wer does he keeps his pipe wrench 😲

[@nosaj205]

All antennas are analog. No such thing as a "digital" antenna.

[@TheDominationNetwork]

Quite a bellybutton.

[@johnnylazo4749]

reccomended sucks

[@TheTamaleWhisperer]

Who under the age of 80 even watches the new anymore. It doesnt matter if its HD because the people who watch it can even see that many pixels.

[@kalijasin]

@A R, millions actually.

[@StringerNews1]

"Who with an IQ under 80 watches the news." FIFY

[@CreeseDF]

whelp, news channel 4 probably doesn't care. the FCC required them to do it, besides they probably get more money by doing that, so why not?