A:AnswerYes. Used same style unit on VCR worked fine. This unit I put on TV directly also worked. Big thing to me - the bow tie does not swivel and there is no "phase" adjustment. May not make any difference - it's a very inexpensive unit that worked on a brand new TV I got as present for relative.
A:AnswerIf you've been using cable probably yes. You'll have to "scan" for channels using the "air" antenna (or whatever the non-cable antenna is called). But if you've been using an air antenna before, should not need to reset - just swap.
A:AnswerIt should . . . but I'm going by memory here - I only recall a coaxial cable connection. All my stereo receivers are old, and use individual stranded wires for antenna hook up. So you'd have to get adapter for that if your receiver does not have coax connector for antenna.
A:Answerthis is a short-range antenna. Actual distance will vary depending on geography. But note the extending antenna segments are shorter than many other versions and the "bow-tie" does not swivel and there is no phase adjustment circuit, and no power boost. So don't expect a long range sensitive antenna. But I used on TV that is about 15 miles from transmitters, and it works well except in high wind conditions - tree movement can interfere with signals. Hope this helps!
A:AnswerI believe best buy sell a the convert box for older t.v. I was also looking for a converer box. You can go to the best buy website and search for convert box.
