No. If local channels are available in your area, you will only need the standard satellite dish that comes with your installation.

Yes, you will be able to connect your outside antenna (also known as an "Off-Air antenna") to receive your local channels. Be sure to speak with your technician prior to installation to discuss these options. See similar questions...

A listing of currently operational HD broadcast channels can be found at http://www.fcc.gov/mb/video/files/dtvonair.html . Note that the capture of HD signals via antenna are subject to the same issues as regular signals: Distance and topography can affect your ability to receive the signal. Note also that while some antennas are being marketed as best for picking up HD signals, the reality is that a decent set of "rabbit ears" with a 75 ohm. connection should do fine. See similar questions...

Yes. If you currently use an antenna to receive your over-the-air programming, you will still need it after you install a converter. See similar questions...

You can get your local channels in most areas of the USA included at no charge. In the few areas where you can't get local channels you can hook up an antenna to your satellite TV receiver to get them. See similar questions...

Local channels are available in over 155 cities and ninety-five percent of homes with televisions. Call RMK at 812.346.8773 or 1.866.765.8324 to find out what local channels you'll receive. The cost for local channel programming is $5.00 per month per account (not per TV). See similar questions...

Your can install an antennae on your roof or use a rabbit antennae to watch local channels. If your local channel is also on satellite and is clear, then, you can watch them on FTA. Your receiver has an antennae input and output. You would not lose your existing connection on installing FTA. See similar questions...

Yes. The local channels 2,4,5,9,11,17,29,41 & 45 are included in the DIGITALTV packaging and there isn't an additional charge. See similar questions...

Most customers can choose a programming package that includes local channels. You can check availability in your area on our site. If DIRECTV doesn't yet carry your local stations, you might use a regular rooftop antenna to get local channels over the air. The DIRECTV remote control lets you toggle easily between satellite signals and antenna signals. See similar questions...

We do not rebroadcast the local channels - but we do provide the best local antenna available for your area. See similar questions...

Two independent outputs can be obtained by use of a dual LNBF on the dish antenna in place of single LNBF. The signals can be given to the receiver and from receiver to the TV. However use of a bigger size of dish antenna is recommended so that the signal quality does not get deteriorated. See similar questions...

Yes. You can now subscribe to local channels in most metropolitan areas across the country when you order your programming from the Dish Network or DirecTv. You also have the option of receiving local channels with an off air antenna that can be connected to your satellite receiver and accessed via your remote control.. Not usually. See similar questions...

Yes. We have an extensive channel logo library. If your local region is not in our library, we will create them for you at no additional charge. See similar questions...

Don't worry, you don't need a huge antenna or satellite dish outside your home to use Air-Band! Air-Band will supply you with all the equipment you need. A small box (12.8 cm x 9 cm) goes on the outside of your house and a cable to your PC delivers the connection. See the "Technical info" page for more details. See similar questions...

If you want to "Solidify" your coverage, an external antenna is an excellent idea. You also may want an external antenna if you can't place your transmitter in an optimum location. Especially in situations where your transmitter is in your basement, but you need the antenna on the second floor. With our export FM100, an external antenna is required to take advantage of the extra power, so you'll want an antenna like our TM100. See similar questions...

If you wish to use Denzel's off-air digital TV tuner, you will need a digital antenna placed on your rooftop or attic. Please see http://www.antennaweb.org for information on digital antennas and HDTV reception in your area. See similar questions...

Usually either an indoor antenna or an antenna installed in your attic will be sufficient. Occasionally, it may be necessary to install an outdoor antenna on the roof, in which case there will be a separate antenna installation charge. See similar questions...