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Most everything is digital now. There are very few analog OTA stations left. If you do not have a analog station nearby then the t.v. will not pick anything up.
Since the TV has a digital and an analog tuner, you just need to connect to an antenna with the strength to receive your local channels and point the antenna at the station transmitter (or at least close to the correct direction). antennaweb.org and tvfool.com will both provide some information on the available channels in your area. Antennaweb is very conservative in the list it provides (even with the assumption of an external antenna). tvfool will provide information on the antenna that is most likely to work to get a given channel at your location.
Next set the source to TV and use the menu to search for channels. (Digital channels will only be found if the signal strength is sufficient for the tuner to resolve.)
Three things you need to worry about: The Frequency (Canada is 60Hz) same as in the US The Voltage (Canada is 120V AC) US is 110V AC The TV Standard (Canada is NTSC for analog & ATSC for digital) same as in the US.
Most new TVs are designed to operate, with 65V AC to 240V AC automatically. To be sure about the voltage and frequency, read the label on the back of your TV.
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