Hand held casio televisions

Here is a video of it being used with a VCR. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfOHgWIXPJA It would be the same with a converter box. Although you would have to use coaxial cable with the antenna connector from radio shack. I have been looking for a way to convert analog portable's to digital but have come up empty handed.

I HAVE THE SAME PROBLEM BUT LAST NIGHT I PLACED THE TV NEAR THE FREEVIEW BOX AND THE TV JUST PICKED UP THE SIGNAL.A DIGITAL CHANNEL AT THAT ASWELL.NEAR PERFECT IMAGE.I DONT KNOW HOW THIS COULD BE ADAPTED TO USE THE PORTABLE AWAY FROM OFF THE FREEVIEW BOX.ANY SUGGESTIONS?

Not if it does not have digital tuner

You won't. Because the unit isn't likely to have an coaxial external cable input, there is no simple way to achieve this. Full-size sets not equipped for digital signals can accept the down-converted signal from a converter box that receives the digital signal and converts it to NTSC standards for older sets. Direct reception of the new signal requires an ATSC tuner and there is no way to provide that for your hand-held. It would be possible to use the output of a converter box clipped onto the antenna of your Casio and see the channels the converter box can receive but your hand-held wouldn't be very portable anymore. Sorry-

They are pretty much garbage. You can purchase portable digital TV.

See article here:
http://www.ezdigitaltv.com/Portable_Digital_TVs.html

Just buy a TV modulator which have an output for RCA cables use in DTV .This is fit to your old TV have RF input an RCA output.

Hope it may help you;

Regards;
VOTIT

According to CASIO website in Japanese, their portable TVs are not supporting Digital broadcasting and decided to cease production.
Thus it will not receive Digital broadcasting.
Although, EV-570 composite AV Input should still work for Camera, VCR, etc., I have not tried to connect to the DAC box.
My portable DVD without TV tuner worked with DAC box and now can watch digital TV program!

Not really a paperwight. Can use a convertor box just will not be portable. Might make a good anchor though........

Could be.
Yes, change the battery in the hand held unit first.

Next could be the control unit.
Next could be that there is something brocasting in the area that is near the same frequency.
Does this only happen at home? Or has it happened in other areas also?

Is this a factory unit? Or an aftermarket install?

ebay might have a few things or www.gadget-asia.co.uk