jim992821
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Re: HDTV Antenna
Oh cool. I kept search and couldn't find a switch for an f-connector.  |
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Greg_Z
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join:2001-08-08
Springfield, IL
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1 edit | An F connector, is a Coaxial Cable connection. All A/B switches for RF input have F connectors.
Jim, you mentioned Central IL. Since you are posting on a Comcast connection, then you should be getting all of the National Affiliates (Fox, CBS, CW, ABC, NBC). If you want a list, go to »www.silicondust.com/hdhomerun/channels |
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jim992821
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| Ok, i did the searching on that website and all of my hd channels there aren't listed! I also checked comcast's listing and they don't match either. It doesn't help that sunday morning all I could find are church preachings in hd, but later in the day I checked and found lots of sports programs and was able to determine I have: abc, nbc, pbs, fox, tbs, cbs, and 2 others that seem to be public service related. Orignally they came up as digital but not hd quality. Then I losed a cable a little and twisted it a bit and now everything looks amazing! They are in full 720p hd. I can't wait until the october playoffs! |
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Greg_Z
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join:2001-08-08
Springfield, IL | What city are you in? |
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barkode15
join:2001-12-28
Danville, CA
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said by jim992821 :
Orignally they came up as digital but not hd quality. Then I losed a cable a little and twisted it a bit and now everything looks amazing! They are in full 720p hd. I can't wait until the october playoffs!
Good that you found the freebie HD lineup. Most of the prime time shows on the national networks are in HD, along with major sports, but a lot of daytime shows and local news is still standard def. That could be why you found channels that were digital but weren't showing HD at the time. |
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