The coaxial outlet with no threads - What kind of cable do I need to connect that outlet to my old threaded coaxial outlet on my old CRT analog TV?
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You need a RCA male to F type female adapter. MCM electronics has an adapter # 27-5695, cost $.89. Radio Shack does not list an adapter. I used the Composite output on my DVD player. Of course if your TV only has a coaxial input, you would need an adapter. I guess it is cheaper to manufacture the player and just install a RCA connector and leave it up to the user to make do.
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I use an HDMI cord. You might want to look into a convertor box. It took me buying and sending back 7 different DVD player's before I went back to this one. Just a warning This is the 2nd time I bought this DVD player as all the other's didn't have what I wanted or needed.
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As this is a HDMI unit, I don't know if that's possible unless there is an adapter to connect to a coaxial cable. Not aware of any adapter?
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"The coaxial outlet with no threads"-I'm thinking you are talking about a RCA outlet. There should be 3 spots: red, white, and yellow. Yellow is for video, red and white are for stereo audio. Your analog TV should have this outlet as well. So you just need one RCA cable, just make sure you are getting all three (red, white, and yellow) connectors on the cable.
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You cannot connect those without a conversion. Maybe think about getting a newer TV... Even a cheap used one off craiggs list. Or maybe use a VCR to convert to the "threaded coaxial"
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1 RCA analog Video but no L/R analog Audio, 1 coaxial digital audio for home receivers/amplifiers, 1 HDMI for digital Video and Audio. If your TV does not have an HDMI connector, a low-cost HDMI to RCA analog L/R Audio converter can be purchased.
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First of all, make sure that your cable signal isn't scrambled (requires a decoder box). If it isn't, what you are looking for is called "coaxial cable" ("coax cable" for short), and can be found for under $10 on Amazon.
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I'm guessing you are referring to the power cable ? The coaxial cable, which connects to the TV, has an in-line power connection, which can be powered from the USB port on your TV, or thru the provided power plug, which can be plugged into any outlet, and has a USB port to plug into. So, you will need a place to plug that thing in, fairly close to the end of the coaxial cable, as the power box is closer to that end of the cable. There is about 3 feet of coaxial cable left after the in-line power box.
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you need an item like this 2M BNC to RCA Male Coaxial Coax Video Cable M/M for CCTV Camera DVR then you can just plug it into your regular tv. if you get a closed caption monitor, it will have different hookups. I just used that cable to hook it up to a flat screen tv. hope it helps.
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The unit takes coax but it is a plug not screw, so it should work on the older tv model. Hope this helps!
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The antenna on to is the only connection , use an adapter to connect to your coax. This should achieve what your looking to do.
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If it is coax it will probably have a BNC connector on it. You will need a short cable with a female BNC coax connector on one end and a male RCA plug on the other.
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go to getmyelectronics.com under antennas look for the RF Antenna adapter (coax), it says it for small portable digital tv antenna adapter esp. RCA $13.99 I had same problem looking for one as I have the RCA digitalTV DHT235A 3.5" I'm ordering mine now.
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I want a cable to connect to my laptop from me old tv, I ordered the wrong one, meaning the connector to comp was too big
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Depends on what sort of coax you're talking about. The connector that comes with the device is an RCA. An RCA-to-BNC adaptor or an RCA-to-RG6 adapter will connect the monitor to a RG-58 or RG-59 or RG-6 coax. The signal will carry just fine. Coax cables other than those three (such as so-called 'thin coax' - used in some residential installations by local security companies) will carry the signal just fine, but you'll have trouble finding connectors and/or compression fittings for small diameter coax cables.
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To connect the PCT Power Inserter to a cable box, connect the "To TV" port on the inserter to the "Cable In" (or similar) on your cable box using a coax cable.
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There was a power supply that plugs into the wall but has a threaded coax connector. Your will need a piece of coax with F-type female connectors on each end (essentially the same as you would use to connect your cable box to your TV) to connect the power supply to the unit.
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The analog Co-axil port on my TV is not broken...the TV works just fine. I currently have an antenna and just need to boost the signal. The signal boost I purchased does not work, but is receiving power from the outlet, but the booster itself does not work. I know this because I tested the power cord send with the amplifier with a mutlimeter. I would prefer to have another amplifier sent, not an antenna and I do not want to convert to HDMI because my TV has no available HDMI ports left.
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This unit has a connector with internal threads exactly the same as the ones on the end of the cable for cable TV . You may need to purchase an adapter for your TV ask did. I have a small portable tv that I use at the beach and I purchased the adapter for it through Amazon.
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cable TV outlet?? Coax connector is for internet cable IN. no coax cable OUT, only regular Ethernet and USB networking connections
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Hello Lori- Per the Philips website Digital Coaxial should work along with Component along with the Analog audio out. "Connectivity Rear Connections: Analog audio Left/Right out, Component Video output, Composite video (CVBS) output, Digital coaxial out" Regards, The AV House Team