WHDH-DT moves from RF-42 to 7

A. Joseph Ross joe@attorneyross.com
Mon Jun 15 00:04:13 EDT 2009


On 13 Jun 2009 at 22:43, Larry Weil wrote:

> I also notice that most of the people who are having trouble are using
> Terk antennas, which I have always thought of as being over-priced
> junque.  It might be worth people's time trying something else, just
> make sure you buy it from a store with a good return policy, so you
> can try it out and return it if there isn't an improvement.  At that
> rate, buy one of every indoor antenna the store has, and return all
> except one after experimenting with them all. Then pass along here
> which one worked best.
 
Here in Brookline, I've put old antennas on my converter boxes.  Of 
course, I have cable, so I don't use the off-air boxes very much, but 
with the coupon, they were cheap enough, so I bought them.  On my 
bedroom TV, I have an old UHF-VHF rabbit ears, with a UHF ring 
antenna and two wire connectors, one of which is labelled UHF.  I 
connected that one initially because all the DTV stations were on 
UHF.  It worked fine.  Friday night after midnight I re-scanned and 
found that, even on a UHF antenna, channel 7 comes in fine.

I haven't re-scanned the other box yet.  I set that up on the 
diningroom TV, but I haven't used it since.  When I scanned it, I 
couldn't get channel 4.  I'm planning to connect it to my small 2-
inch TV in my study, which isn't connected to the cable.  

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