I have a tv outside but no cable box and wire. what product is best to get channels outside without having to run wire and use a different remote
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sorry, our product could not have such a function you mentioned. And you need to wire the transmitter and receiver as our manual and instructive picture shows.
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you can use it in place of a cable box but you will have 2 TV sets playing the same program. this system only moves the signal it will not give you a separate control
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You need and HD source. OTA antenna if you can pick up locals, sat., or cable box with HDMI or component outputs.
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You can use any antenna you want to. The box takes a coaxial cable as input. Use an indoor or outdoor type. Perhaps a Mohu Leaf, either amplified or not.
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What are you using to get TV channels...if cable then I would call my cable company. I never had this issue but then I always used cable never TV to search for channels.
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Free air Abc, Nbc, cbs, and more are HD signals, I am using a 1974 Winegard antenna, been using it since 1974, get the HD signal fine. You don't have to get a HD antenna, but a good outside antenna on a pole next to your house will be the best signal possible you can receive
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With my cable box and TV, this remote would only turn the TV on and off. Could not change channels. It works great with a TV that's hooked to cable without a box.
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on mine i had to do auto tuning but i also had to connect the cable tv cable that was not operational to the back of this power antenna then out from antenna to tv make sure antenna is pluged into wall and turned on this worked for me but this antenna still wont ge every channel so i ended up going to radio shack and put up an outdoor antenna that worked perfect and gets every channel crystal clear it was 37.00 this antenna is the best iv ever used and will recomend it to anyone it has a 50 mile range from the mountain where signals are transmitted try this and good luck to you gary
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I believe one option is to mount in attic. I am not sure what impact this will have on performance but was option on the website if I remember. I mounted mine outside and it works great on channels I receive.
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Can I hook up a regular converter box to this t.v. and get my local channels? I ordered this t.v. and I do not have cable or any paid services.
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You would not need to power it outside. you would mount the antenna, connect the coax cable and run it inside. The coax would then plug into a powered connecting block. Coax in and out and a USB type power connector. Easy installation.
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I'm sorry, I didn't use an antenna. I had cable and used the roku box. Plus my Tv didn't last a year before going out. You have better call customer service if you haven't had the TV that long.
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Yes is you have two HDMI ports on your TV. One I attach the Roku and the other an over air (digital) TV antenna which you can buy from Amazon.com for less than $11 and it works great. I do not know about watching cable stations without a cable box because I do not have cable. What you can do is, unplug the over the air TV antenna from the HDMI port and connect your computer (if it has an HDMI port) and watch the programs on your big TV screen.
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If you have an analog tv you have to buy a converter box that enables you to get hd signals. If your tv does not have the cable connection on the tv, you cannot use this device. The only alternative is to get a satellite dish and receiver box from directv which allows your tv to pick up hd signals.
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I don't have cable, but I do have satellite. I hook up the transmitter to my satellite box and then hook up the receiver to the non satellite TV that I want to watch. Be mindful that you change the channel by changing it on the TV hooked to the transmitter. As a side note, the Terk has a pretty good range. Generally, I like to watch football outside on Sat. & Sun. The TV attached to the receiver is about 100' from the transmitter. The signal goes from TV/transmitter inside the house through two walls to the TV/receiver outside. I really like the Terk. Hope this has been helpful. ---Garvin I don't have cable, but I do have satellite. I hook up the transmitter to my satellite box and then hook up the receiver to the non satellite TV that I want to watch. Be mindful that you change the channel by changing it on the TV hooked to the transmitter. As a side note, the Terk has a pretty good range. Generally, I like to watch football outside on Sat. & Sun. The TV attached to the receiver is about 100' from the transmitter. The signal goes from TV/transmitter inside the house through two walls to the TV/receiver outside. I really like the Terk. Hope this has been helpful.... » Read More I don't have cable, but I do have satellite. I hook up the transmitter to my satellite box and then hook up the receiver to the non satellite TV that I want to watch. Be mindful that you change the channel by changing it on the TV hooked to the transmitter. As a side note, the Terk has a pretty good range. Generally, I like to watch football outside on Sat. & Sun. The TV attached to the receiver is about 100' from the transmitter. The signal goes from TV/transmitter inside the house through two walls to the TV/receiver outside. I really like the Terk. Hope this has been helpful. ---Garvin « Show Less
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The solution is easy. Use the leaf antenna for local off the air channels and roku for everything else.
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I use one of these and it works great inside as it is not weather proof try it inside first. You can remote the antenna, but it may not help. you need a tnc or an sma cable. Amazon has everything and other units that are weather proof