Easy-peasey... no monthly charges... no extra charges for me wanting to watch a movie... and most of all, if I didn't like the adverts, well, that's what the mute button is for.
But you see, this free-to-air HD service is all very new to Australians; whereas it's been around for a long time in America. One of my Canadian friends told me recently that they have 41 free-to-air channels and he complained that there weren't enough channels... um, pardon me? We were stuck with only 5 or 6 until around three years ago and once you plugged in a HD box, well, you got another 9! Yay! And I only plugged a HD box into my television to improve my reception because it really sucked on all 5 channels... I ended up with ABC2, ABC3 and another 3 channels I didn't know existed; not including channel 31 (which I never received anyway because the signal isn't strong enough to be received here).
Now, HD is absolutely everywhere; not only on the television... it's also on the radio. If you've got a stereo system that's less than a decade old, you can get HD stereo. And it can be picked up on your television too if you want to catch a show that's being broadcast in a different band from your radio... that's pretty swish!![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_tlL73ke_tGowvCql-9JuBI3EntwcKDD85SVGz37P9ab3GrK6wUK0Qa4uBN9qeP03dShGzO7quAskoEYMyVV3QpmrQBEeyDUXE_o_FQgFpFE0IghZrHlz8QoQ=s0-d)
So, who needs Foxtel when you can get all this for just a little over $100 and no hoock-up fee, no monthly charges and not extras for extra channels? I don't... do you? Of course this only my personal opinion of this. If you enjoy cable television, leave a comment and let us know why. Until my next post, keep safe and I'll still be here.
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