On 10/08/2015 01:36 PM, micky wrote:

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You can get an A-B switch to switch from the cable input to a standard
antenna. You can get one with remote control so you don't have to get
up (I have that.), and maybe you can just connect both the cable and
the antenna with a $2-5 splitter (a joiner connected backwards) and I
think their signals are on separate frequencies that won't interfere
with each other.

Channels 2-13 are the same for air and cable.
Cable channels 14-64 and 95-99 (IIRC) are different.
Cable channels 65+ overlap UHF broadcast channels 14+.

Below is from their web page. Talking with some that have gone to this
converter box (the converter box for off the air TV will not work either)
say it is free for now to watch.

Digital Adapters are free for a limited time in some areas. Please refer to
our Digital Adapter support page for details




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