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Question: Does this antenna work with older tvs?
Document: Stunning results. Actually getting a better picture with this and a digital converter than Dish! All our TVs are older and we've had Dish for 15 years or more, but we don't watch all the channels. We mostly stream videos with our new Roku, but wanted to see if we could get the local signals and drop Dish. The answer is &#34;Yes!&#34;
We recently made the switch to free tv via an antenna and haven't looked back. This antenna was a no brainer to install and super cheap. It works great! I recommended this antenna to a friend who had an older tv and she had to purchase an adapter to get hers to work. My tv is three years old and has a usb port on the side, so I didn't have any problems.
I give this company 10 stars for quick and fast delivery.I was able to program between 20 and 23 channels but ABC & PBS do not always come in during the day. It does work about the same as my older antenna. I was expecting to get more channels I had read that someone was able to get 40 to 60 channels and I was expecting that. I'm sure it depends on the location.
Can't rate it because it doesn't work on older TV's, but I have to give it some kind of star and I have to type so many characters in the review that I'm just trying to fill the space.
I only need like 7 of the 34 though, I live in DC area, and work most of the day so 34 free channels is more then enough. When you use hulu and youtube for most older shows.
No more cable for me! I've got a couple different brands of antenna on different TVs. The price of this can't be beat and it seems to work just as well as the ultra expensive (sensitive) ones i have.One is headed to my daughter who is weaning herself from cable.
I bought this to use in my office. I have a antenna that supplies my other tvs but the cable internet uses the cable outlet in the office. I decided to give this a try because I have two Homeworx PVR that work pretty good for the price! This item works pretty good.
I tried this antenna on our TVs to see if we could &#34;cut the cable on cable&#34;, but they didn't work at all for us. We live in northern VA and don't have a lot of tall buildings around, but yet I couldn't pick up a trace of a channel. I couldn't tell if the thing itself just didn't work or if it didn't pick up any channels.
Free TV for only $7! I have two TVs, on one each side of my house. This antenna only works on one side of my house (the side with the better reception). For the other side, I had to buy a more powerful antenna (mohu leaf) to pull in all channels. But if you have a decent digital signal, then this should work just fine!
Tried this on two TV's. Didn't get ANY channels on one of them (the older one). Only got about 8-10 channels on the other one. BUT .... I bought it very specifically to get ONE channel (the local FOX affiliate so my sons could watch Seahawks games) and it DID work for that. So, for the price, I'm happy with my purchase; especially given the results.
Answer: Yes and no. The cord has the same make-up as a cable cord so it would screw into the cable port or the input/antenna port.  However, if your tv is older than 2007? then you won't be able to pull down HDTV channels without a converter box.  This antenna will probably only work if you have a tv that has an internal HD tuner or if you get a converter box.  I hope this helps?