I live in Conroe,TX. I have only a LCD Samsung TV, I do not have antenna. Can I use Zinwell ZAT-970A for my television ? How many channel can I have ?
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I connected the Zinwell to my TV and use rabbit ears to pick up as many channels as were available in my area. However, you will not get premium channels like HBO or Showtime. I haven't had any problems to day and I've been using it for a few months.
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Conroe, TX ... If your TV was receiving ANALOG transmission OK.. back before they changed to DIGITAL; then it will do the same. It does require rabbit ears or other type of antenna. Has a great menu drive ... I think your like all the extras in Digital transmissions. Number of channels should be about the same as before.
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The Zinwell ZAT-970A is made for use with an antenna. Without an antenna, you'll be the proud owner of a $50 doorstop.I would think that an LCD Samsung would have a digital tuner. If so, the Zinwell would be unnecessary. See if you can get any digital channels by connecting an inexpensive set of "rabbit ears" to the cable connection on the back of your TV. If so, don't bother ordering the Zinwell.
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Go to tvfool.com and search your area for where your local stations are located. The majority of the stations in my area are southeast. I had my wife watch the television and i moved the antenna around until all channels came in clear. Also you need to make sure to connect the booster that came with the antenna. Some channels are harder to pick up than others. When I initially connected my antenna I didn't connect the booster. Every channel came in but one. I connected the booster and all is well.
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Look up BestTv online. It will give you a list. As long as you have internet, you wil get all the channels. I believe this is no matter what state you live in.
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Yes, you would need an antenna. By the way, there are no "digital" antennas. Most digital channels are on UHF frequencies. a so called digital antenna is a UHF antenna. I bought an antenna on Amazon and it works well. Look at one of the TV websites and punch in your address, and it will tell you which way to point your antenna and how many channels you will likely be able to receive.
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I am sure you can buy another antenna. However, the antenna included is a small one already compared to others. Good luck!
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yes. if you have a 'tube' tv you will need a convertor, but if you have a new digital t.v. your tv has a convertor built in to the set. with this, you will receive all local channels. with mine, i receive 53 channels, but that will depend on where you live
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I have a tower antenna and the line comes into the basement and has a splinter that has cables runnin to outlets throughout the house. I connected the amplifier to the cable coming from the antenna and connect the TV plug to the splinter to output the signs to the whole house. Also there is a preamp that it is installed on my outside tower antenna. I live in Urbana Illinos and after installing it I am able to get public television from Matton and commercial television from Terre Haute IN. Occasionally I can get Indianapolis stations.
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Different antennas have different freq. spectrum. You should be able to buy an adapter. Anything else would be stealing Satellite time.
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Yes, with device hooked between your antenna and your TV you can watch free over-the-air broadcast TV as long as you are within range of those broadcast signals. If you live in or near a major city you should have no problem even with an interior antenna. If you live more than 30 miles from the broadcast source you will need an exterior antenna. In either case you will get more channels and a better picture if you upgrade any existing antenna to a "digital" antenna. I made my own. I live 120 miles from Phoenix and currently receive 42 digital channels. http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/how-to/tv/build-your-own-digital-tv-antenna
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I live in Massachusetts and I don't have cable, I purchased an indoor antenna from Radio Shack and I get the local ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox plus quite a few more channels and two shopping channels, QVC and HSN. The channels come in great. If you were planning to use an antenna on your roof, I can't comment on that because I'm using a very small indoor antenna. I tried the indoor antenna and it worked for me, but from reading comments about antennas, some people have tried a few before finding one that worked the best. So price wise, I went small, in case, I needed to purchase another one. I love this TV, and I'm amazed at how good it is. Best of Luck. I live in Massachusetts and I don't have cable, I purchased an indoor antenna from Radio Shack and I get the local ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox plus quite a few more channels and two shopping channels, QVC and HSN. The channels come in great. If you were planning to use an antenna on your roof, I can't comment on that because I'm using a very small indoor antenna. I tried the indoor antenna and it worked for me, but from reading comments about antennas, some people have tried a few before finding one that worked the best. So price wise, I went small, in case, I needed to purchase another one. I love... » Read More I live in Massachusetts and I don't have cable, I purchased an indoor antenna from Radio Shack and I get the local ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox plus quite a few more channels and two shopping channels, QVC and HSN. The channels come in great. If you were planning to use an antenna on your roof, I can't comment on that because I'm using a very small indoor antenna. I tried the indoor antenna and it worked for me, but from reading comments about antennas, some people have tried a few before finding one that worked the best. So price wise, I went small, in case, I needed to purchase another one. I love this TV, and I'm amazed at how good it is. Best of Luck. « Show Less
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Yes, you can run multiple TVs of this antenna, but you must have a pre-amp to do so. If you have several TVs you will also need a distribution amplifier. With pre-amp, no problem with in-house coaxial system.
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after putting up antenna you have to program your tv. go to auto tune and it will search all the channels. plus the power button has to stay on the green lite is on when its on. without the power on the amplifier wont work.. hope this helps. have a good day.......
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You need a 30" satellite Antenna for FTA and it will get HD channels. This is currently unavailable and we do not have an ETA for new inventory.
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You need to consult a spectrum database for your area. According to http://whitespaces.spectrumbridge.com/whitespaces/home.aspx and http://www.google.org/spectrum/whitespace/channel/ your area would best be served by a device that operates on TV channel 32 or 39. Channel 32 covers 578-584 MHz. If you consult the Shure documentation, The SLX devices using the J3 band would best suit your needs, as they operate at 572-596 MHz. The SLX series doesn't have a band that operates on channel 39. This device, since it is on the H5 band, would be usable on only part of its range.
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I already buy 3 of this:August DTA400 Digital TV Antenna - Portable Indoor/Outdoor Aerial for USB TV Tuner / Digital Television / DAB Radio - With Adhesive MountWork great. I live in Bogota, Colombia.You will need a converter that I find in local store (they are common).
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Hi,you will need to go to Get My Electronics.com and buy a RF antenna adapter.There is a place for the adapter on the TV and then you will be all set to use anyantenna you want.Jan
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I bought this item and returned it! They say keep it close to the antenna as possible, also have over 30+ feet of coaxe cable to your set. I had less and it blocked out some stations. After talking to a TV tech, he said for best results get a bigger antenna! I did and now get all the stations from 40 miles away. I recommend a Antennas Direct C2-V-CJM ClearStream 2-V Long Range UHF/VHF Indoor/Outdoor DTV antenna.