How far are you from the stations you want to see? If they're local, you can use rabbit ears. The nice thing about digital is that if the station is strong enough to be received, there's no snow or ghosts; otherwise, you get nothing. At home, I just got a digital converter for my old CRT set, and feed it with Phillips amplified rabbit ears. The local digital stations are crystal clear.
-- Ron Force Moscow Idaho USA On Tue, May 20, 2008 at 7:01 PM, Letsgosailing < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Some time ago someone on the list referred to a HD tv device for laptop. > I just got a 19" LCD TV-DVD (DAENYX 120-240 AC-12 VDC) combo from Wal-Mart > this past weekend. I am looking for advice on antennas or any thing that my > son can watch his channels. > Any help much appreciated. > > > Yanni Marinated > S/V Princess Thalia > Hamilton-Fifty Point @H3 > N 43.13.406 > W 73.37.431 > www.yannismarine.ca > > _______________________________________________ > Liveaboard mailing list > <[email protected]>
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