yeah, but what is the output? If it's a single RCA with blended analog video and audio it won't work into a previously TV radio's RCA inputs which are looking for line level audio. Maybe it will work if the output is in the form of 2 screw terminals as if hooking up the flat type of antenna cable. That might work connected to the antenna terminals if your previous TV radio has them. But if it's an opticle or F connector that will only connect to more accessorized tuners which don't often get the TV gbandsi.e. would have to be above the CCrane CCradio in features. Join the crying, and bless the government. It just forces the consumer to do the converting, so the broadcasters can use a 10th of the power. Or was it started by the equipment manus to make us buy new stuff? Oh sorry gotta run, the black helicopters are over head again. heehee
On Wed, 5 Mar 2008, tunecollector wrote: > Onthemedia.org has a link to a government page where you can get a $40 > coupon on a purchase of any digital converter box. Since the boxes usually > range in price from $40 to $150, you could get a converter box for > practically free. I looked at the form for the coupon and sighted > assistance may be advisable. > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > >
