Good Afternoon, I have no cable where i live now, but i have a analog converter box, how do i install it to my tv to get local channels?

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You will need a digital to analog converter which you can get at Radio Shack, Best Buy and most big box retail outlets or online. Your Coby is most likely analog and will require the digital signal to be converted to an analog signal from the digital converter box to the TV. UNLESS the digital converter box has analog (round connectors on the back) then you just need an analog RCA cable (which you can also get almost anywhere even your local CVS/Walgreens) to make the connection.

Hi,
I am posting the instructions of how to set up the analog converter box :-
Hope it will you.
· Things you’ll need:
Analog TV, antenna, two coaxial cable, and converter box

· Instructions:
Step 1
Unplug coaxial cable on the back of TV "antenna in" (RF) port
Step 2
Insert coaxial wire into the "antenna in" on the converter box
Step 3
Use second coaxial wire and plug in the converter box, "out to TV" port. Plug the other end into
“antenna in" on the TV
Step 4
Power on the converter box and TV. Change TV channel to 3 or 4. Follow on screen instruction to
Complete setup.
Step 5
After setup you will begin to see more channels than before with better clarity. Some stations will broadcast two or three channels. Enjoy

Please let us know if that was helpful enough.
Good Luck & Thanks,
Shiv.

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Ok first I can save you some money. Take your "HDTV" antenna back. There is nothing different about the antennas needed receive analog and digital signals. If you got reception without your converter box, use the same antenna with your converter box.

Next let's see if there is a problem with the box. Hook up a television with the antenna. How many stations do you get? Now hook up the same television & antenna, but this time put the converter box between the antenna & the TV. Do not turn on the box. Now how many stations do you get? If the number is different, the box is not allowing the antenna signal to pass through. That is bad. You want your signal to pass through the box so you can still pick up stations that don't broadcast digitally. Some areas of the country will not be covered by digital stations from all major broadcasters when the changeover happens in Feb.

My suspicion is either you did not have the antenna hooked up to the converter box when you searched for channels OR you are in an area that is not yet broadcasting digitally.

I hope this helps you solve your problem. Thank you for using FixYa and feel free to add more questions here by using comments.

Unfortunately no, unless you get a second converter box. You're using the converter box to select channels, and it can only be on one channel at a time. With a second converter box, you might find you need a second antenna too (so you can get a signal on both channels). And you can't program your VCR to record on different channels (since it can't control the coverter box to change channels).

(This is a case of history repeating itself. When cable TV was new, and most TV's and VCR's weren't cable-ready, you needed to use the cable company's converter box. The same problems came up then too!)

We have a pretty good signal when we use the antenna but when we hook up the converter box we get no channel weak signal no channels we have a amplipher on it it does not help .

Based on the specs that I have read I am going to say you cannot hook up cable to the converter. Best thing to do would be to call cable company that provides service there and see if it was turned off on the billing side they probably just didn't come out and disconnect from the pole. That might give you service but missing some features such as tv guide channel. Now some tv's have tv guide built into them and maybe in the move that feature on the tv was turned off it they were using it that way before. Here is what the specs say about that converter:

Use this digital-to-analog converter to convert digital TV broadcast signals to analog signals on analog TVs with antenna-based reception.

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Your digital converter box probably does not have an analog pass through that allows the old analog channels to go through to the tv's analog tuner.