Questions & Answers for: tv antenna overload

...TV works normally for a while - 5 minutes or several hours, then the sound goes buzzy loud and the picture goes to zigzags & snow. On all channels. It seems like an overload. The video input works ...

...antenna and adjust volume of your tv. Check the power connections, Check the power light. If there is no light probably power supply unit might have failure. Usually over current causes break of the ...

...tv but with only just an antenna, it is o.k. but if you put a cable in it the picture runs up and down ok two things here, if it a realy old tv, check and see if it has a vert control knob that you ...

antenna input of your analog TV. Refer to the owner?s manuals of your components if you are unsure of the proper connections. Ensure that your components are plugged in and have their power turned on.

...tv picture keep freezing? digital signals do not fade out and get snowy like signals used to do ... if the signal gets too weak then it just freezes .. you might say its either perfect or frozen .. ...

TV antenna, try moving them a part as far away as you can from each other (the inverter and the TV antenna), there are also some filters you can pusches, but enven with all that stuff you could end up

...antenna amplifier. TV also connected to powered antenna amplifier (splitter) works fine. FM mode produces only static. I purchased the Denon as a floor model from Circuit City (now defunct); am just ...

...TV with the antenna disconnected and with the antenna terminal shorted (if possible).  If it goes away, you might be able to have him instal a "High Pass Filter" between his ...

...TV antenna to receive several stations within line of sight about 20 miles away. My problem id ht Emire State Building is 2 miles away. and my elevation is about 200 feet. The signal overloads ...

...antenna but solid state semi-conductors and micro chips aren't very tolerant to overloads of any sort. These days a tv is not longer a tv in the conventional sense but like cars and radios should be ...