Tuning in OTA signals
I have a winegard batwing with a combination booster switch/tv/vcr switchbox inside. I understand the batwing should be able to receive the OTA digital signals and send them to my new Digital TV. ...
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I do not have a "Smart Phone" or internet on the phone or anything like that. My cellular telephone is just that, a telephone and the cost per month is already high enough. Company wants ANOTHER $25.00 or so per month to activate the internet part of the phone. I refuse to do it, especially after the one month free turned out so bad.
I tried to use it but the display was so small that even with my glasses and a magnifying glass I could not read the web pages on it.
Yes, the King Controls thing looks similar to what I saw once but the device I saw had a LED bar display that was similar to a cell phone where the bar would get longer as the signal strength increased.
I do not have one of those singe switch things that is mounted in the wall. I have an actual switch box that will work for two televisions and VCR and such. It also includes the button to activate the antenna booster which must be shut off if cable TV is connected from the camp ground.
It appears that the Sensar Pro would take the place of this switch box???
The procedure that someone mentioned about moving the antenna and continually scanning is what I am currently doing but this becomes tedious and time consuming.
I mentioned the TV is new but it is actually a little over a year old and I have been using it all that time. I guess I just wanted everyone to know that it does have a digital tuner and not one of those converter box things. I am familiar with switching the input.
What I would like to have is some sort of device that does not require a mart phone that will locate the signal direction so I can point the antenna in the direction of the strongest signal so that I do not have to keep scanning the channels with the tuner every time I turn the antenna until I find the proper direction to point it.
I tried to use it but the display was so small that even with my glasses and a magnifying glass I could not read the web pages on it.
Yes, the King Controls thing looks similar to what I saw once but the device I saw had a LED bar display that was similar to a cell phone where the bar would get longer as the signal strength increased.
I do not have one of those singe switch things that is mounted in the wall. I have an actual switch box that will work for two televisions and VCR and such. It also includes the button to activate the antenna booster which must be shut off if cable TV is connected from the camp ground.
It appears that the Sensar Pro would take the place of this switch box???
The procedure that someone mentioned about moving the antenna and continually scanning is what I am currently doing but this becomes tedious and time consuming.
I mentioned the TV is new but it is actually a little over a year old and I have been using it all that time. I guess I just wanted everyone to know that it does have a digital tuner and not one of those converter box things. I am familiar with switching the input.
What I would like to have is some sort of device that does not require a mart phone that will locate the signal direction so I can point the antenna in the direction of the strongest signal so that I do not have to keep scanning the channels with the tuner every time I turn the antenna until I find the proper direction to point it.
