“is a digital converter box required for these antennas?”

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• Not if you have a newer flat panel tv, yes if you have a tube tv

  Answered by deedee 11 years ago

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• If you have a TV that was manufactured after I believe 2008, it should have a digital scanner in it. If the TV was recently purchased from a store new all you have to do is hook the antenna to the TV and scan for channels.

  Answered by pow441 10 years ago

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• Only if you have the older tube type TVs. Any of the newer flat screen TVs (after 2007) usually have the ATSC/NTSC tuners built in.

  Answered by Txgal51 10 years ago

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• You would need digital converter box to see HD on an old tv. In reality there is nothing digital in the antenna.

  Answered by Timp 10 years ago

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• No. Works excellent for me.

  Answered by uwishuknew 10 years ago

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• No, assuming you are using a modern digital TV. All transmissions are digital now - if few are true 1080p High Definition.

  Answered by gator76 11 years ago

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• No you do not need a digital converter box.

  Answered by EricNPaula 11 years ago

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• No

  Answered by JimFL 11 years ago

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• No. It goes directly to the catv antenna input on the tv

  Answered by anrev 11 years ago

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• No, mine went straight into the antenna coax connection in the back of the TV

  Answered by NewmansInDallas 11 years ago

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