Making the TV VHF plus UHF cable ready

no model TV told at all.nor year made. 1967 to 2004??????
not sure what you are attempting at all
first off there are no more VHF/UHF wide band TV now.
its all gone. bye bye. HDTV yes , old analog is gone. buried.
this TV is NOT CABLE ready, back in 1967 era,no such thing.
make relic TV work needs
a video to vhf channel 3/4 converter like old Pong or ATARI games had.
yes there are converters. to do video to modulated channel 3/4
but not told at all what is your video choices,?sources.
DVD
RCA video jacks.
cable modems do not have those.

I bet you have cable modem or a SAT modem
and converting HDTV to analog is wow hard. if not impossible
one can record a video sources and convert it using PONG adapter. to old CRT motorola quasar.

quasar Company ceased to exist in 2004. ! Beside Uwave ovens.
and
Motorola 1974 sold its television business to Matsushita Electric, now Panasonic

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the above will work ch.3/4 VHF with video sources.

Make sure that you have the TV tuner set up to receive ATSC (digital) signals via "Off Air" or "Antenna". Having it set to the "Cable Ready" mode will only get you Ch 2 - 13. These settings are usually available in set up and may even allow the TV to scan for available channels, etc.

Consult your TV's owner manual and enter "set up mode" to switch the RF or Antenna input from: CATV / Cable to: Antenna / Off Air. Then, allow the TV to scan VHF & UHF for signals strong enough to "tune in". You may need to upgrade your antenna in order to collect enough signal to display video properly. Make sure that your TV has a digital tuner (ATSC) as the old analog tuners (NTSC) have no signal to tune since broadcasters were forced to digital transmitters by the FCC years ago.

Use the site linked below to help you select an antenna that will allow you to receive all signals possible at your location - without buying more antenna than you need.


Like AntennaWeb org

Are we talking 2 wire or RF?

Go to walmart but UHF/VHF connector,one that you can connect both wires too and then plugs into TV.Cable IF

You would have to hook up an external TV antenna on the UHF/VHF band and run a coaxial cable from the antenna to the TV and plug in the "Belling-Lee" connector into the "Antenna" socket at rear of unit.. This should enable reception via "Normal TV"

Well let me ask some questions!
1) UHF and VHF are types of off air antenna source signals.
2) Cable TV has both the Analog 'UHF and VHF' signals on them along with the new Digital TV signal sources.
A) Is you TV have a Digital Tuner built into it or are you using a CABLE TV box to hook up to your TV?
Blessings always,
A/V Media Tech Guy

channel 3

you will need a converter box if you do not have a digital ready television. If you have a digital television, then no you do not need one. make sure of the type antenna you have, as there are uhf only and vhf only and combined uhf/vhf. if you only have a uhf only antenna you may be missing out on channels.

If your talking about a digital converter box, it goes between the antenna and the tv.