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

Why, the highest possible level, of course. All you need to do is rush out to Hallberg-Rassy and they will lovingly make for you a beautiful creation. The teak will shine and sparkle; the sails will flex magnificently as they do their work, and the hull will gleam with the pride of its creators ... Quality in material things is a very interesting characteristic; it's hard not to love it, and to think everything you own should have that magical touch of greatness. See similar questions...

All meals and snacks are included in your trip cost. Additional beverages are available and not included in the trip cost. Our staterooms are comfortably equipped with sheets, pillow, and blanket and most have a sink and a vanity. Please bring your own toiletries and towels. Cash for tips for the crew are traditionally given to the captain on the way back into the dock and generally run approximately 15% of the trip price. See similar questions...

No the club has a variety of beginners and intermediate boats available to members who are just starting out. Many members do purchase their own boat after a period of time however this is not an obligation of the club. See similar questions...

One particularly strange thing I've noticed on rec.boats is that there is an amazing amount of attention paid to boat names. Perhaps this is because a boat name is one of the few periods where everyone absolutely has to come up with something sounding creative and original. I remember well when my family bought a 13' Boston Whaler together. There were two major factions in the family, it being a coming together of two formerly-fractured halves, and each half wanted their own name or else. 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...

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

An external antenna is mounted on the outside of your vehicle to increase your phone's range for optimum performance. These antennas are used with mobile phones (cellular phones permanently mounted in a vehicle) and with handheld phones that employ a hands-free kit mounted inside a vehicle. Most users no longer use these types of phones or need an external antenna. See similar questions...

No. The homes will be pre-wired with TV outlets that are tied to the local TV Cable System. You will contract individually with the cable company and pay them according to the service you require. See similar questions...

We doubt you will need an antenna turner box for any of our antennas. If you should determine you do need a tuner, there are a couple of tuners that previous guests have generously left behind. Yes, there is a tower that has two 3el 10m antennas that are fixed on the USA in a stack with a single feedline - they are hardwired together and not switchable in and out. They are relatively low in height because its was intended for USA coverage by the ops that put it up. See similar questions...

To charter a bare boat sailing yacht, it is necessary for two crew members (skipper and co-skipper) to have sailing certificates proving their competence. If no such certificates are issued in your home country, you will be required to present a reference from your yacht club verifying your ability to sail. Also the skipper and co-skipper will be asked to complete and sign an official self-declaration form, stating their sailing competence. See similar questions...

You will want to notify the police of the unauthorized hydrant use. The Columbus Police non-emergency number is 645-4545. Also, our Distribution Shop will want to get more information, please call them at 645-7788. NOTE: There may be times (extremely warm weather) when the Columbus Division of Fire will open hydrants to allow children to cool off in the water. When they authorize the opening of hydrants, there is normally a press release to that effect. See similar questions...

The actual accuracy needed varies depending on how far you are from the transmitter, but you should always try to get it as close as possible. As a rule of thumb, the signal strength drops to only half when you've misaimed by about 4 degrees, and drops off very quickly after that. See similar questions...

A No! For single antenna installations we recommend RG-58 A/U type coaxial cable. If you are running dual antennas (co-phased) you must use RG-59 A/U type coax. Make sure you buy the best cable too. We see numerous problems caused by low grade coax. Don't cut corners when it comes to coax. See similar questions...

The performance and accuracy of your GPS receiver is only as good as the GPS signals your unit can receive. Our GPS antennas are designed to perform in the most demanding environments, such as driving among tall city buildings, hiking under dense tree coverage, or any other condition that prevents a clear line of sight to the sky. This ensures that you will receive the best possible GPS signal so that you can make the most of your GPS. See similar questions...

That is a pretty broad question. It depends upon which type of installation you are going to be using. A home installation basically has two types of antennas available to it -- omindirectional and beam. The omnidirectional antenna sends and receives signals with equal strength in all directions (360 degrees). A beam on the other hand will concentrate the signal in a particular direction. This will give you better range in whatever direction you have the beam pointed. See similar questions...