Does this work to get local channels on a Roku TV? null

Hello CB - The antenna will work on your TV as long as it has a built-in digital tuner. Listed within your TV’s specifications (somewhere inside your TV owners manual), there will be a type of “tuner” listed. Your TV must have “ATSC” listed as the type of tuner. Most TV's built after 2007 have this type of tuner. However, lately some manufacturers are producing "monitors" without a built-in TV tuner. An easy way to find out is by entering your TV’s model number and performing a online search for your TV model number. Again, the type of tuner listed should be an “ATSC” and NOT and “NTSC”. If you TV has an ATSC tuner, you are all set and ready to go. If your TV does not have an ATSC tuner built-in, you will need to purchase a digital converter box. You can purchase any brand of digital converter box. Hope this helps.

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I don’t know, but my question is, why wouldn’t it? If you have your TV set up right and it’s a Smart tv my answer would be yes. I have other channels from another source plus I use a Fire stick and Amazon. I have an abundant amount of channels including local stations. The reception is great with my HDTV. Beautiful picture.

“Does this work to get local channels on a Roku TV?”

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Hello CB - The antenna will work on your TV as long as it has a built-in digital tuner. Listed within your TV’s specifications (somewhere inside your TV owners manual), there will be a type of “tuner” listed. Your TV must have “ATSC” listed as the type of tuner. Most TV's built after 2007 have this type of tuner. However, lately some manufacturers are producing "monitors" without a built-in TV tuner. An easy way to find out is by entering your TV’s model number and performing a online search for your TV model number. Again, the type of tuner listed should be an “ATSC” and NOT and “NTSC”. If you TV has an ATSC tuner, you are all set and ready to go. If your TV does not have an ATSC tuner built-in, you will need to purchase a digital converter box. You can purchase any brand of digital converter box. Hope this helps.
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Some, but limited. I have relocated/repositioned without. Improvement. Not a good solution for me.
Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago
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I don’t know, but my question is, why wouldn’t it? If you have your TV set up right and it’s a Smart tv my answer would be yes. I have other channels from another source plus I use a Fire stick and Amazon. I have an abundant amount of channels including local stations. The reception is great with my HDTV. Beautiful picture.
Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago
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