Do I need to buy TV cable cord separately?
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The TV only comes with an A/V cable (three RCA ends - Video, Left & Right Audio) and a 120 VAC power cord. To get the best performance (HD) you will need an HDMI cable for receiving HD Television from what ever receiver your using. First determine that your cable or satellite receiver box have HDMI outputs, most newer boxes have them, if not time to upgrade your receiver. If you are using an Over The Air antenna, you will need to supply a 75 ohm coax cable with F type cable ends. Note using A/V or 75 ohm cables to hook up your receiver to the TV does not allow full HD reception, this can only be achieved by using a HDMI cable. Good Luck . . .
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CORRECTION: Over-The-Air Television reception is now digital & most times full HD 1080. I live in a small town and the few stations here are all digital broadcasts, so you CAN get full digital HD over-the-air using a simple antenna.
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The TV only comes with an A/V cable (three RCA ends - Video, Left & Right Audio) and a 120 VAC power cord. To get the best performance (HD) you will need an HDMI cable for receiving HD Television from what ever receiver your using. First determine that your cable or satellite receiver box have HDMI outputs, most newer boxes have them, if not time to upgrade your receiver. If you are using an Over The Air antenna, you will need to supply a 75 ohm coax cable with F type cable ends. Note using A/V or 75 ohm cables to hook up your receiver to the TV does not allow full HD reception, this can only be achieved by using a HDMI cable. Good Luck . . . The TV only comes with an A/V cable (three RCA ends - Video, Left & Right Audio) and a 120 VAC power cord. To get the best performance (HD) you will need an HDMI cable for receiving HD Television from what ever receiver your using. First determine that your cable or satellite receiver box have HDMI outputs, most newer boxes have them, if not time to upgrade your receiver. If you are using an Over The Air antenna, you will need to supply a 75 ohm coax cable with F type cable ends. Note using A/V or 75 ohm cables to hook up your receiver to the TV does not allow full HD reception, this can... » Read More The TV only comes with an A/V cable (three RCA ends - Video, Left & Right Audio) and a 120 VAC power cord. To get the best performance (HD) you will need an HDMI cable for receiving HD Television from what ever receiver your using. First determine that your cable or satellite receiver box have HDMI outputs, most newer boxes have them, if not time to upgrade your receiver. If you are using an Over The Air antenna, you will need to supply a 75 ohm coax cable with F type cable ends. Note using A/V or 75 ohm cables to hook up your receiver to the TV does not allow full HD reception, this can only be achieved by using a HDMI cable. Good Luck . . . « Show Less
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I didn't either, and that was a concern of mine before I bought the product. The antenna comes with a standard coaxial connection, just like a cable box does. It's a simple screw in to the TV. I recommend having a wall outlet nearby, since you have to power the antenna with either a usb (which is not an option for you) or a 110 volt outlet.
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No you need to purchase the cord separately. It is only about another $20 though. I purchased it just in case I needed it. Glad I did!
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Well, it comes with the power cord, so no worries there. I would suggest purchasing a HDMI cable, since you'll want to hook up it up to other devices to watch/play and generally utilize the HD capacity of this sleek TV. For older/non-HD devices, you may need to get some AV cables (the cable with the 3 colored plugs - red, yellow, white). Really, you probably already have the cables you need hooked up to your current TV, unless you're making the leap to a HD TV, then you'll need the HDMI cable. Hope that helps!
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Nope, not necessary. You will probably want a 1.3 spec Cat 2 cable. That will set you back about $5 plus shipping. The cable people are at monoprice.com. Most HDMI cables are 6 feet. If that works for you this is what you should buy... http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=102&cp_id=10240&cs_id=1024008&p_id=3992&seq=1&format=2.
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You would need to buy one for any devices you want to connect to it. I've never actually seen a TV come with cables (beyond the power cable). Usually you get standard (non-Hi Def) cables with devices you purchase, like a DVD player and such.
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Yes, you need one cable from the switch to the TV, and one cable from each device to the switch.
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Josie, you will need one for each TV unless you get a splitter, but then you will have to run coaxial cable all over the house.
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A 10 foot cable comes with it. Just connect where your Antenna/Cable hook-up is on your TV.
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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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The antenna comes with a mini power line amplifier that does require power. The amplifier is a separate unit, so it can be attached to the cable anywhere along the line. When using a single television, you can just attach the amplifier to the cable at the television since you have power at that location. If using multiple televisions, you need to attach the amplifier somewhere between the antenna and the splitter. The connecting cord for power is about 6 feet long.
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You will need a cord connection to your TV and a wired or wireless connection to the internet.
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No,you have to have the regular cable hook ups. this is only good for regular tv
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No, you do not need a cable network. This antenna is for basic digital television. All you need is a television converter box. A converter box (if you don't know) is a box that allows your TV to read digital signals and is what was made necessary to watch regular television after digital TV took over a couple of years ago.
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Yes you just need to have a convertor box as well. The line from the antenna plugs into the convertor box and then from the convertor box to the TV. Hope this helps.
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If this question has come to me because it's the same one I purchased, rest easy, it will include the cable. Get ready to rock!
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I have not done this, it does not come with the cable. You have to buy it separate. I plan on buying one later. I believe this is the one needed. I think there are cheaper ones, this is just the one I picked out for ours to order at a later date. hope this is helpful . http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005NCAT6U/ref=ox_sc_sfl_title_7?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A35BV4NHHC5J5C