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Anonymous   11-25-2004 at 05:53:14 AM

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Im getting ready to get set up with hdtv via a good uhf outdoor ant, and
am using the walmart usdigital tuner. should I use 75 ohm,or 300ohm
cable for receiving the signal? also, I went to find my local digital
channels. they all are running in the freq above 14, except for my local
nbc. they are at 11. Does this mean I need a vhf/uhf to receive this one
station because it is below 13? Thanks for your input...

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Anonymous   11-29-2004 at 05:38:50 AM
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mikeeee wrote:
>
> Im getting ready to get set up with hdtv via a good uhf outdoor ant, and
> am using the walmart usdigital tuner. should I use 75 ohm,or 300ohm
> cable for receiving the signal?

Use RG-6 and make life easier making attachments....



also, I went to find my local digital
> channels. they all are running in the freq above 14, except for my local
> nbc. they are at 11. Does this mean I need a vhf/uhf to receive this one
> station because it is below 13? Thanks for your input...

I tested my UHF Channel Master 3021 4 bay bow tie on the Analog

VHF TV Channels... chan 2 was lots of snow, 5 was a little
grainy,
and 11 was very good. My UHF antenna does cover the VHF channels
7 thru 13 quite well......

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