Terrestrial Television ... Is it good?

Terrestrial television is a type of television broadcasting using radio signals for transmission and television antennas and tuners for reception.

The disadvantages of terrestrial TV are:

1- It has a narrow range so it won't be internationally useful.

2- The signals and resolution of the transmission is weaker than satellite TVs.

3- Signals can be easily blocked by different weather conditions.

4- It uses analogue signals which can sometimes cause a delay in the transmission.

5- Because of the weak analogue signals and small region of transmission, narrow choices of channels are provided.