I have a satellite box with coax out going to a monitor but monator does not have a coax input. Suggestions other then connecting a vcr to it?
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yes you will prbably need a stand alone video recorder/ captrure device These are hard to find sometimes and you really have to read the reviews to find the right one that works. Amazon does have a selection of them. Here is one of them http://www.amazon.com/Sabrent-Picture-Monitor-Projectors-TV-LCDHR/dp/B0011NM17K/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1374699338&sr=8-1&keywords=stand+alone+tv+tunner. Also if you also have a computer connected, tv tunner cards fit the bill nicely
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yes you will prbably need a stand alone video recorder/ captrure deviceThese are hard to find sometimes and you really have to read the reviews to find the right one that works. Amazon does have a selection of them. Here is one of them Sabrent Stand Alone TV Tuner Box with Picture in Picture for TV/CRT/TFT and Plasma Monitor/Projectors (NTSC) ANALOG Only (TV-LCDHR) Also if you also have a computer connected, tv tunner cards fit the bill nicely
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I don't why you need an RF module for the monitor, but you can get a coax adapter that will have the horse shoe clips that can be attached to the appropriate screws. Put up a photo of the back of the monitor, and I will be able to give you a better answer. Older monitors are usually connected to a computer with a nine pin connecter. I have no idea what you are trying to do.
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David, you should be able to find a "pig tail" from Radio Shack which will convert the wire connection to a coaxial male end. Good luck. PS, this modulator works fine for me.
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So did you ever solve your tuner problem? I hooked mine to my cable box to record programs that would fill in my cable co. DVR or did you try connecting this to one of the $40 government ATSC to analog boxes?
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Look for or ask if you satellite box outputs clear-QAM. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QAM_(television) It's very likely that you will only get the broadcast networks. If you can plug the coax output from your cable/sat box into your TV and the TV doesn't have any special cable features like a cable card you should be able to use this to record whatever you could watch on the TV.
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My VCR is also still working, but I fear any day it will "konk out" and I'll be lost. I also use a portable DVD player which is OK, but it would be nice to have an "all in one" which would be relatively easy to install and would still enable me to record shows directly from the TV without a hassle. I only have the very basic cable system (no separate box or satellite).
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The unit doesn't have an input for coaxial cable (RG5, RG6), maybe you can do it through an RCA input but I haven't tried it.
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No the connection is not a coax cable. I know it says it is, but the description is wrong. There is no way other than a switcher to go from coax to hdmi.
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I believe this is unit is basically a continuity tester so if your cable can connect then it should work. As mentioned by others, the problem you will have is if your COAX cable has connectors that will work with this unit.
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Naw, no coax just the meter/tuner. You have to make or buy a jumper for it. The meter and tuner are very nice though. I would suggest getting the lighted one, I'm gonna install an led in mine when I get around to it.but it works like a charm.
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You can use coax cable but you need adapter ends that screw on the end of the coax connector that have RCA plug on the other end. I think they are called coax/RCA adaptors. Then connect the tv/monitors to the outputs and the one source to the input and whatever is on that one source will show up on the other5 mobitors
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If it is a old TV then you need a digital to analog converter box. You plug the Philips antenna into the converter box and then plug the converter box into the coaxial TV plug. Here is Youtube video that might help. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sGqbp5gSQOQ
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I would say yes. Run your coax from the antenna through the box then the vcr then the tv, that should take care of it. But remember you are at the mersey of the box. You can only record the channel the box is tuned to. You can't record one and watch another.
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Not really sure if this will work since I haven't gotten my convertor box yet. But if you set up your TV using your coaxial RF connections it should work. Attach your antenna to the VCR IN port and your VCR OUT to the convertor ANT IN and then attach your TV through the Convertor's RF OUT port (the one that's marked TO TV). Hope this helps. Good Luck.
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We have one VIP612 receiver and use the signal separator to separate the two satellite signals traveling over the single coax cable coming into the house. If you are attempting to feed two receivers from one cable, I'm thinking a signal splitter would do the job instead of a signal separator.
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Thanks for your question. Yes, a coax cable can be connected to this TV. This is a fantastic TV. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud Sony dealer.
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how did you connect a PS2 to EyeTV Hybrid if it only has a coaxial connection?
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The unit does have the connections you specified, but the line has to go from line 1 (or 2) out to the component input on the back of the satellite receiver because the VCR does not have a built in tuner. This is the only connection I could get to work. If you plug it into the AV input, you will get a split screen on the TV. That's what happened to me. Good Luck!
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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"