The PR-411 and PR-414 will feed two TV sets or one TV set and one FM radio. The PR-414 will also feed an AM Radio and it covers the shortwave AM band as well as the Broadcast AM band. If there are several sets on board, consider using one of our combination power box/amplifiers which will feed up to 8 TV sets. For larger systems and higher performance, consider our PR-420 and PR-422 antennas as used on Merchant Ships, Cruise Liners and by the Navy.

Cable-ready, or more accurately, cable-compatible TVs and VCRs are designed to receive non-scrambled cable channels without the need for a converter from the cable operator. However, not all "cable-ready" TV sets can receive some of the cable channels found on higher frequencies. You may need to buy a "channel extender" (also referred to as a basic converter) to ensure that you receive all of the channels available with the Grande Expanded Cable service.

It depends on what kind of computer you are looking at. Many teachers have iBook laptops. Below is a link to show some ways of many this connection. For additional help with any of the below, contact your ETT or Ext.150.

Many of today's cellular and digital PCS phones are equipped with RF ports which enable you to connect an external antenna to your phone. RF ports may be located on the back, bottom, top or side of your cell phone. Unfortunately some phones have no port that would enable to attach an external antenna to. NMO mounts are used to connect your antenna to your vehicle. Most NMO mounts are installed by drilling a hole in the roof of your vehicle. NMO mounts are typically offered as roof or lip mounts.

You can connect most phones to an external antenna by using an installable hands free kit that comes with an external antenna adapter. You can also purchase an external antenna adapter that allows you to connect the antenna directly to your phone. Some phones have an external antenna port. Other phones require that you remove your fixed antenna and insert an external antenna adapter to that port. Still other phones have no way to connect an external antenna to it at all. Read more here...

The MM2211 does not support an external antenna. The MM2211 uses a combination of vertical and horizontal antenna arrays to maximize connectivity.

A) Sets with built-in decoders are available at all consumer electronics stores. Set-top decoders, which hook up to your TV set, cable converter or VCR, are available through consumer organizations, hearing-aid dispensers and some consumer electronics stores.

Yes, but the same channel will appear on all your sets, unless you purchase additional equipment. To watch different programs on different TVs at the same time, you will need to buy an additional receiver(s). With cable TV you receive both analogue and digital signals, which allows your household to watch different programs on different sets at the same time, without the need for an additional set-top box(es). Also, Cogeco allows you to have up to 4 cable outlets for one low monthly rate.

Manufacturers have begun marketing the first sets. At the same time, converter boxes are being developed to enable viewers to receive the digital signal and display the programming content onto their existing sets. However, viewers who use the converter box will not have the benefit of HDTV or wide-screen display. [Top of Page]

The standard Digibox can tune in only one programme at a time and this programme can be routed around the house for viewing in other rooms. To assist in this, the Digibox has a second RF Output ( RF Outlet ) socket. For an additional sum you can buy a remote extender Digilink or SLXlink. This plugs into the RF cable at the remote TV and can send handset signals back to the Digibox. A wireless remote extender box "Powermid" and extra remotes are also available from SatCure.

If you can receive a good clear signal over the air on Channel 11, you shouldn???t need much of an antenna. One of those old "loop antennas" they used to sell for $1 to get UHF stations could do the trick. Or if you have an old set of "rabbit ears" with a "bow-tie" on it, that could work. Fortunately, antennas capable of receiving UHF Channels 14-60 are relatively easy to find at most stores. The best solution may be a rooftop antenna.

If you currently rely on an antenna to get your TV signal, you will still need one after the transition to DTV.

Generally, no. Because of the high frequencies involved, special coax suitable for microwave use is required to keep the losses low. Several people have asked if they can substitute RG-58, RG-8 or RG-214. These coax types have unacceptably high losses at these frequencies. People occasionally ask about 75 ohm TV/satellite coax as well (RG-62), which is a definite no-go because of the incorrect impedance. Belden 9913 is questionable because of "water piping" problems.

No; we wanted to make this series of product as simple as possible, Usually the engineers at Alinco think of adding features to the radio, but for these models they started with subtracting the features from the current full-feature HT. We know it's missing CTCSS decode, DTMF encode, external antenna connector, multi-function keypads, wide-band RX coverage, etc, but DJ-S series offers the go everywhere, easy to use, best valued Ham radio equipment ever made.

im using a 22 inch TV connected via scart from a nvidia based video card and no matter what i change i cant seam to find a setting that allows me to read the screen from anything other than the mythtv frontend. if i try to browse the news feed once i select a story then font is to small and when i use an xterm the font is to small.

There are two independent composite outputs (Video, Audio Left, Audio Right) on the rear panel. Connect your TV to the output labeled "OUT 1 (TV)", and the VCR to the second output labeled "OUT 2 (VCR)".

You need to have a video card that supports television output, very few video cards do this, so if you have one, you probably know already. If you didn?'t buy a card with this specific functionality, it?'s very doubtful you can do it. Go to your account page, and go to My Questions to submit errors or questions to us. We will usually respond within 12 hours.

Please click here for a detailed downloadable diagram. (The file size is 68 KB and the approximate download time is two seconds for a 56K modem). The diagram for download is in PDF format and requires the Adobe Acrobat Reader for viewing and printing.

TVGuardian easily connects between your VCR, Cable Box or Satellite Receiver and your TV. If you can connect a VCR to your TV, then you can connect TVGuardian. Normally, the cable, antenna, cable box or satellite receiver is connected to your VCR, your VCR is connected to TVGuardian and TVGuardian is connected to your TV. When your watching television, you will need to change channels with your VCR, cable box or satellite receiver.

Yes. Have an additional line run to each TV that you want to receive the signal from the DIRECTV System receiver. This allows you to watch the same satellite programming on as many sets as you want. If you would like to be able to watch individual programming on each TV, you will need a dish with multiple outputs. A DIRECTV receiver and cable feed is required for each TV you would like to receive programming on.

You can connect Digital Cable to any number of TVs in your home for a low fee per month for each TV, plus equipment charges. A one-time upgrade charge will be applied to connect your TVs with Digital Cable.

No ? Mr Antenna still supplies and installs the best quality analogue antenna systems available. However, as the inevitable phasing out of analogue transmissions occurs over the next five to eight years, many customers are opting now for a "digital ready" solution. Yes, Mr Antenna technicians can certainly assist in the installation of your new TV and Home Entertainment system. Customers are advised to call 13 11 49 to arrange for a free quotation.

The consumer and television industry suggests logging on to http://www.antennaweb.org/, a free service that will assist you. Feel free to call KFFX FOX 11 and ask to speak with someone "in engineering"; we will be happy to answer your questions.

ANSWER: Yes, We've developed a bracket that will allow you to receive DirecTV or Dish Network with the antenna. You will still need a satellite TV receiver and a DirecTV or Dish Network service plan to receive satellite television.

No. Internet service requires a much bigger antenna because of the dual transmit/receive capabilities and the low wattage of the transmitter (1 watt).

These models have a DVI-I input that can accept both analog and digital computer signals. If you want to connect an analog signal, you'll need to purchase a 15-pin VGA to DVI-I adapter plug. If your television is a 46231 or 37132, you should go to an input other than the PC input then enter the NetCommand menu.