Ignorant query about digital broadcasting

lindyhop · 02-20-2009, 05:56 PM

I hooked up the digital converter today. I don't know if I did it exactly right but as long as I have the TV, converter box, and VCR on I can watch TV on the smallish 1995 screen. It seems to be enough equipment to operate the Hubble telescope. This is my spare TV that I may use when I'm sewing. Or I may just watch videos.

My main TV is the newer one in the living room. I get pretty good digital reception with an indoor antenna as long as the pixels are feeling cooperative. Some days they are a little shy and hard to catch. I checked antennaweb.org today and found out my living room is on the wrong side of the building. Oops.

02-20-2009, 05:56 PM	#7
lindyhop Swing Swank Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Long Beach Posts: 997	I hooked up the digital converter today. I don't know if I did it exactly right but as long as I have the TV, converter box, and VCR on I can watch TV on the smallish 1995 screen. It seems to be enough equipment to operate the Hubble telescope. This is my spare TV that I may use when I'm sewing. Or I may just watch videos. My main TV is the newer one in the living room. I get pretty good digital reception with an indoor antenna as long as the pixels are feeling cooperative. Some days they are a little shy and hard to catch. I checked antennaweb.org today and found out my living room is on the wrong side of the building. Oops. __________________ Hyperbole is the best thing ever!
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