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Over the air channels I just bought a 19" Samsung LN19C350 for my kitchen to replace an old tube television that I had for over 10 years. Unfortunately my kitchen doesn't have a cable outlet in the wall so I have nothing to connect it to. My old tube television had an antenna and I was able to at least watch the news. I tried setting up my Samsung LCD today because I thought it would be able to pick up over the air channels however it couldn't pick up a signal. Would buying some bunny ears help me pick up a signal? Does Vancouver even have over the air channels? |
^yes they do. You could also make your own "rabbit ears" |
More info here: http://johnbollwitt.com/2009/01/20/g...-in-vancouver/ |
those antenna on ebay? http://cgi.ebay.com/Digital-Freeview...item5add9b9aeb http://szwholesale.com/ebay/4/RF0935.jpg |
Check out this forum: http://www.digitalhome.ca/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=81 depending on where you live, there's a good chance you can get up to 3 HD channels with a OTA receiver or home made antenna |
I built a shoebox HD antenna. I can get all 5 HD channels: CBC, CityTV, CTV, Global, Omni. Total cost was $0. All you need is a shoe box, wire coat hanger, electrical tape and a Coaxial(TV) cable. I substituted the metal sheet with aluminum foil and it works great. You also don't need any fancy connectors for the coat hanger. I just used electrical tape to secure the wire to the cable. Original instructions: http://members.shaw.ca/hdtvantenna/ |
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