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I have an old Realistic (Radio Shack) "Stereo TV Receiver". It's like a
radio, designed to receive the audio from tv stations. I've used it as an audio amplifier for one of my computers. But I just wanted to see if it actually received TV audio. I dont have much for an antenna, just a rabbit ears. So I am not getting anything, and where I live getting any tv signal is rare. However, I'm wondering if it's possible to get anything. This was made for analog tv. It has 3 buttons to select VHF low, VHF high, and UHF. I know all the digital stations now use UHF. With the proper antenna, is it possible to get the digital signal on UHF, or can that only be gotten using a DTV converter? This has me puzzled.... * I noticed that at the very end of the VHF low, near Channel 6, I do get a very weak signal of some sort. I suspect I'm picking up a little FM radio, but it's too weak to really hear clearly. |
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