ONLY GET SAME 2 CHANNELS AFTER I MOVED.

MANUAL IS NO HELP. MY TV WAS FINE. NOW I HAVE NO IDEA HOW TO GET MORE THAN JUST CHANNEL 5 AND 6 IN. I DONT HAVE CABLE. HELP!

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Did you do a auto programming on it, also a $20.00 dollar anteanna would get you more channels also, go into the user menu and choose channel, choose either air or cable and do a auto programming on it, this will save all the channels that you can pull from using rabit ears

Posted on Apr 16, 2007

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