Rabbit Ears: Can I add rabbit ears to the new tv's.?
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Yes, you can. Depending on your location, the reception will vary. The website - antennaweb.org/ - can tell you what type of antenna to look for, to work in your area to get certain channels. I have a pair of these http://www.amazon.com/RCA-ANT111-Basic-Indoor-Antenna/dp/B000HKGK8Y/ref=dp_cp_ob_e_title_1 that work well for my purpose, but I do have to move it around every now and then when the signal breaks up.
133899
My TV is analog and I pulled signal with no converter box. But the antenna wasn't great for my area, which could have been a geographical issue, but a cheap $10 pair of rabbit ears worked best for me.
1168931
If your TV has the red & white (right & left) plugs that say something like "audio OUT", then you'll be able to hook it up. That's how I have mine hooked up to a new 60" flat-screen that didn't have optical out.
652176
It is currently not possible to upgrade TV cpu's. This is for a computer only.
1534754
Yes. Included in the accessories is a wire that has a tip on each end that connects a cable line into the eviant, through the same hole the rabbit ears also uses, the antenna hole.
842922
Yes you could but you would more than likely be better off installing an in line amplifier closet to the TV. This unit boost the signal from the antenna not the antennas gain ( ability to acquire signal). I would also suggest that you point your antenna to obtain max signal by going online and determining the best direction for your area.
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over the air signals, hdtv or not, can be received with regular rabbit ears.so if rabbit ears have not worked for you, then this flat ant. will not be any better. sure, the flat ant. has an amplifier. but the amp is used to empower the signal to pass through longer cabling. so if the signal is bad or unreliable to begin with, then the amp will only amplify that bad signal (and not improve it).in my experience the flat ant. its just a gimmick and stylized to match modern decor and overly priced.
655606
I'm using this tv with conventional rabbit ears, and it's working very well.
249597
If it was for local channels only you could have skiped the converter box and connected stright into your new TV. Try this first.
171594
I thought the reception was pretty good with rabbit ears (in the city), though some shifting and orienting may be necessary for particular channels. No A/D (analogue to digital, I assume) converter was needed, and so never tested.
1235655
Yes you can:) just make sure you change the channels on them and you should be good to go
1542327
No - it's just an antenna with a signal amplifier. You'll still have to buy/obtain a separate unit for converting the new digital signals to analog.
776786
I really don't know. I thinks there is a newer digital version of TV eas that may be able to do this. They cost about $100 more than the product I purchased. You probably will have to do more research.
1746522
Can I use this as a regular TV with the analog to digital convertor I bought in order to get my local antenna TV stations? Do I need special cables or a cable or satellite input? If this is widescreen (?) do I have to adapt (including wife's possible comments!!) to a different picture configuration that we are used to? Thanks a lot for any help and comments.
2243352
No, but you can easily add later via Marantz blue tooth module or a third party.
562286
Yes you can, I am assuming that your TV has an optical out input? If so that is the way to go. You will need to buy a optical audio cable as one does not come with it.
876925
Yes and you must be tuned to a /mh standard station. Not all digital tv is meant for moving carrs