When it comes to connecting a TV to an antenna, there are many factors that need to be taken into consideration. Firstly, the type of input you’re using will make all the difference in terms of picture quality and signal strength. If you’re using an older television set, then your best bet is likely going to be coaxial cable (or “coax”). This type of connection has been around for decades and is still used today. To connect your TV with this type of input, you should check whether or not it has an F-connector – if so, simply plug one end into the back of your television set and the other end into the wall outlet (where your antenna is connected). If not, then you may have to purchase a converter box in order for everything to work properly. On more modern TVs that come equipped with HDMI ports (High-Definition Multimedia Interface), those will usually support both digital signals from antennas as well as analog signals from traditional antennas or cable boxes. In this case, just plug one end directly into your TV and the other end directly into either your antenna or cable box accordingly depending on what kind of signal you want transmitted through it.