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Question: Will this antenna work with a very old TV that still works fine?
Document: I have this antenna hooked to my Westinghouse LTV-32w6 HDTV. It works! When I first got my TV years ago, the BestBuy guy talked me into spending big money on an "HD antenna" that I "had to have." It totally wouldn't get reception at all. I had this little RCA on my old CRT, and I moved it over. I now have this antenna sitting just behind my flat panel, with the little ears still eclipsed from view. It gets all the HD channels!
Rabbit ears are the tried and true design that became popular for indoor TV reception 65 years ago, and this basic design still works well in the digital age. The RCA ANT121 is a slightly upgraded model from the no frills, but excellent RCA ANT110, and includes a knob to restrict/increase the signal. This is a non-amplified antenna which works fine connected to a digital TV in a suburban setting.
I tried moving the antenna closer to the window (still behind my tv and still on the tv stand), moving the rabbit ears (dipoles) up a little, down a little, pointing towards the tv signal broadcasting towers, turning the little dial around and around but nothing seemed to help me get all the channels! If I got one new channel then an old channel would drop out.I was so frustrated and didn't want to keep repositioning everything every time I watched TV!
This antenna works very well. We moved an old TV to my husbands workshop and needed an antenna to pick up local stations. This one did the trick and was not expensive.
This is a good antenna for urban areas and those not too far from the broadcast towers. For those that live in more rural areas farther away from the towers, this will not work very good at all for you. I live about 40 miles from all channels broadcast towers. I can pick up maybe 1 or 2 prime channels. When I moved to the Philadelphia suburbs, it works fine.
This little inexpensive antenna works just fine. I see no need to get anything more expensive. I use it with a converter box. I live in a mobile home and there is one room in the place that doesn't get as good reception, but my cell phone wont work there either, so can't blame this antenna. I would definitely recommend this.
I just got this antenna yesterday, and hooked it up to my Samsung 52" LCD TV. I live in the Bay Area and we had a horrible rain storms, but this antenna picked up over 40 channels; including some that the amplified Tivax antenna couldn't get. The fine tuning nob seems to be of little use, but might work for you. I do have to fiddle with the dipoles for certain channels, but that's because the network transmission stations are far apart.
Sometimes the old fashioned was is still the best (And cheapest) This thing brought in as many channels as the higher priced signal booster kind.
I may try it on our second floor once I get an adapter for the cable (our 2nd HD TV we bought when living overseas and its antenna hook up is not consistent with what the RCA ANT121 came with.So for the $13 I paid for it, I'm giving it 5 stars because it seems to do what it is supposed to. As a novelty for us it works fine.
Works just fine. Helps the TV to get channels and show a good picture and signals. A nice product to use.
Answer: If it is an analog tv (box style) you will still need a digital convertet. After I priced them, I bought a cheap flatscreen (cheapest I could find) because some converters were up to $50.