Doea the tv have an input for an over the air antenna?
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I'm not sure what an over the air antenna is I assume it is one of those antenna's that you put on your house to pick p the old style TV waves. If that antena has the flat wite with the two screws it does not have the two screws. But radio shack sells a converter from the old style flat antenna wire to coax. so if an RG 59 or RG 6 coax cable can run from that antenna to the TV then yes it has an input for that. It would use the same input as the one for a cable box assuming the antenna uses a coax of course. And if I remember the input menu on the remote has a selection for antenna. Hope this helps. I'm not sure what an over the air antenna is I assume it is one of those antenna's that you put on your house to pick p the old style TV waves. If that antena has the flat wite with the two screws it does not have the two screws. But radio shack sells a converter from the old style flat antenna wire to coax. so if an RG 59 or RG 6 coax cable can run from that antenna to the TV then yes it has an input for that. It would use the same input as the one for a cable box assuming the antenna uses a coax of course. And if I remember the input menu on the remote has a selection for antenna. Hope... » Read More I'm not sure what an over the air antenna is I assume it is one of those antenna's that you put on your house to pick p the old style TV waves. If that antena has the flat wite with the two screws it does not have the two screws. But radio shack sells a converter from the old style flat antenna wire to coax. so if an RG 59 or RG 6 coax cable can run from that antenna to the TV then yes it has an input for that. It would use the same input as the one for a cable box assuming the antenna uses a coax of course. And if I remember the input menu on the remote has a selection for antenna. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I'm not sure what an over the air antenna is I assume it is one of those antenna's that you put on your house to pick p the old style TV waves. If that antena has the flat wite with the two screws it does not have the two screws. But radio shack sells a converter from the old style flat antenna wire to coax. so if an RG 59 or RG 6 coax cable can run from that antenna to the TV then yes it has an input for that. It would use the same input as the one for a cable box assuming the antenna uses a coax of course. And if I remember the input menu on the remote has a selection for antenna. Hope this helps.
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I don't believe so. It goes into the cable antenna outlet. That's where the TV's Digital HD tuner is, so if you want TV over the air waves, you must plug it in there.
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Have no idea. But it's an interesting question as my over the air FM reception stinks. Does your receiver have two poles for signal input?
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Yes- but it is an analog tuner. You can receive signal from your cable/converter box or but not digital over the air.
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I don't think so. It is an over the air receiver. I have an antenna on my roof that goes into the this box and out comes via HDMI into my big screen the TV broadcast.
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Yes, there is a small USB or AC socket powered amplifier which just attaches to the cable before it plugs into the ANTENNA socket on your TV.
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It has a coxaial input spot where the antenna goes. You could probably replace the antenna with a cable line. It doesn't have an high def port (hdmi) although it picks up high def signals through it's antenna. I bought a better antenna (Artec HDTV Flat Antenna)for this tv to improve it's reception.
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Yes, just get a connector with dual female ends and a length of coax cable to reach between the antenna and your tv.
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Standard round TV/Radio antenna input. Upon its arrival test to see if the unit improves your FM reception (mine did not and I have replaced the unit with standard TV/FM external antenna).
113503
You are correct - it serves as an HD external tuner for off-the-air signals coming through the TV antenna for your home.
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Yeah, if you are hooking up multiple TVs or have long cable runs from the antenna an amplifier is the solution. Note: Amplifiers are NOT the solution for weak signals due to distance from the stations. Your best bet there is to buy a bigger/better antenna. The amp can only work with what it gets from the antenna. If all you're getting is static than amplified static is what you'll get with an amp added.
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My TV is analog and I pulled signal with no converter box. But the antenna wasn't great for my area, which could have been a geographical issue, but a cheap $10 pair of rabbit ears worked best for me.
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Antenna yes. Converter box, no. This TV is digital-ready so the converter box is unnecessary. That's true of all TV's currently on the market.
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I believe it needs digital converter box connected between the antenna and TV
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No external FM antenna input, but the attached wire antenna works pretty well. BTW I see that others say it does have an external antenna input so I double checked my manual. All it says is to fully unwind the wire to improve reception and don't hook the wire to an outside antenna. Only inputs are 1 Coax for TV antenna or cable and an AM loop antenna input.
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Yes, from cable, satellite, or over-the-air. Note: you may need an RF modulator if connecting to an older TV without A-V jacks.
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To be totally honest i don't know if that application is possible. I'm using it to mix the seperate hdtv channels of two seperate directional antennas. I'm not sure if there would be any interferance between the over the air feed and the catv feed. You might look for a coaxial switch simular to the ones used with video game systems. Good luck