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Question: Does this work on tv's in the USA?  and does the cable screw right into the lcd tv? or do you need any adapters to use this with a digital tv?
Document: bought for digital prism 7inch tv. It does connect with no problem. standard cable connection.improves reception and you can move your tv around a bit with no problem. you will need thisif you purchase the digital prism tv. antenna provided with tv is worthless. 4 star purchase
This is perfect for a small television my daughter gave me for my bedroom only thing I was expecting a television antenna that would fit in the back of the television where you screw in a cable or antenna. This has a male agenda plug in. We just rigged it to the right type of cord and then screwed that in the back of the television. Otherwise it is a great little antenna and doesn't take up any room
I recently bought a couple of HD antennas after cutting cable. I bought a more expensive one for my living room, and figured I'd try a "cheap" one for my office. I tried them both out and both performed about the same. I honestly didn't pay much attention to the product description other than it was a cheap antenna that I wouldn't be out too much money if it didn't work (I didn't know if either would work, or if I'd need an outdoor antenna).
We have a small prism portable tv in our storm shelter. With the prism antenna, we couldn't get any tv stations, even the closest one. This small antenna, which extends about a foot and a half, is just what we needed. The magnetic base sits on top of the shelter and isn't going anywhere. The small flexible cable makes the hookup easy, compared to the unwieldy coax cable I had tried to use with an older antenna. The local tv stations I wanted came in strong.
that is supposed to increase reception and work at its best optimal performance peak, and the picture & reception just froze.Bottom Line:  This unit is good if it's only stationary. It's a little goofy & awkward with the cable cord & loose magnetic antenna trying to store it when not in use as opposed to the regular telescopic antenna that comes with the unit and has a much neater fit when not in use. I personally didn't see any advantage in this unit from the original telescopic unit.
The picture was surprisingly good on both. Seems digital broadcast is easier to pick up. I used it in my car while waiting in the parking lot, and the picture was OK. Of course, not good in a moving car. The RCA is easier to stuff into a pocket. I used the August to watch tv at my new home until cable was installed. A useful item to have around the house if the cable goes out. What good a powered antenna if the power goes down?
I love it.it work so good my grandma brought one to.August dta206 digital tv antenna make the tv show so clear.if u thinking ab buying one.buy it it worth the money.i love it
This little antenna can be put on anything metal and my portable tv picks up the channels so much better. I was able to watch the NCAA basketball tournament at work. (sshhhhhh)It is compact and easily attaches to the tv coaxial cable plug in.
I bought this antenna to replace one that broke off my husband's portable TV. He said it works great, no problems. We live in an area of no cable tv and limited tv reception. We lose NBC when a car drives by, can't get ABC and hardly ever get CBS. This little antenna pulls all those stations in. We did try hooking it to our regular tv, but it didn't work as well. But the antenna does the job that it is supposed to for the portable tv.
I got DTA 206, DTA 240, and DTA 250. For the price it was not a problem, I thought if anything did not work well, I'd send it back. They all worked on three different TV's, the antenna got 68 digital channels with a clear picture. I have an old analog TV and it got 68 channels with the converter box and antenna.I read a review that suggested putting the antenna on a metal disc, I put them on metal coasters instead.
Answer: The antenna works very well in the USA. Whether it connects directly to the TV depends on the TV's input. The LED TV I use it with is a tiny 3.5" battery operated TV which has an antenna input port that uses a 1/4" jack. The antenna's cord connector is coax. Therefore, I needed a little adapter called an RF Adapter (Coax) in order to connect the [coax] antenna to the [1/4"] antenna input on the TV. If your TV has a regular coax connection, it should screw right in and work without an adapter. Hope this helps.