Television problems
We just had a shop remove the ancient TV requiring a converter box from our 2003 Class C MH with a new 24 in. TV. They did a great job of filling in the empty space left around the new one with wood m...
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Artum Snowbird wrote:
Yup, you have to get used to using the menu system, then scanning to find the channels. It takes a few minutes, but has to be done at almost every location you park in.
I don't know if you've done this but as Artum Snowbird mentioned new televisions have a scan for channels as part of the set-up. If your new television has one run the scan and see what you get. Also as mentioned, with newer digital televisions in many cases it's all or nothing with respect to whether or not a channel is displayed. A channel that might have been displayed on the older set (not as discriminating and will display a less then ideal picture) may not come through on the new television at all.
