2001 Leisure travel van

Analog to digital converter boxes are easily available at amazon.com. They're easy to hook up, but add another remote to the process. Personally, at the price televisions have dropped, I'd buy a new television as they are lighter and are so much sharper.

X2 ,and we have a 2007 ltv and love it.best rv we ever owned.

Get a new one. A converter box draws more power if you do any boondocking, no need for that loss when tvs are so inexpensive.

The new smaller TV's are inexpensive and take up a lot less room as they are thin. Also easy to mount, go with a new one.

The answer is a new HD TV, NOT a converter as HD TV price drops OBSOLETED virtually All converters.

Have fun shopping.

Bud

Get a new TV, you won't be sorry! Prices are very reasonable today.
I believe most new TVs have a built in ATSC tuner, but double check that it has.

I have a small Sony TV with the built in ATSC tuner, and I get 5 OTA (Over the Air) stations from about 60 miles from any of the stations (fringe area).

I just use a very old TV antenna given to me, from a small travel trailer. It comes in sharper than my cable in my home in the city.

I have mine set up in a little cabin, so I am not moving around.

BudJ wrote:
The answer is a new HD TV, NOT a converter as HD TV price drops OBSOLETED virtually All converters.

Have fun shopping.

Bud

Yep.

I bought a 19" samsung at costco for $129.

it runs natively on 12 volt DC power...( it comes with a ac/dc adapter similar to a computer... the adapter is in a box in my garage)

it has a media player which will play movies and TV shows I load onto a thumb drive

has a pretty good autoscan

and a headphone out which I use to my coach stereo system

mike

I have 2003 lives and installed a 15" tv with DVD. Works great easy to install.

Sorry spell check. 2003 l t d .