THANK YOU steelpony 5555 found the little button you talked about and bigger than sh-- I got 18 channels and by the way I already bought a flat screen but I guess that little switch (amplifier) did the job--Thanks again--next step is to figure out how to get the NASCAR races--RICH
An INVERTER converts 12volts DC (or some other DC voltage but for RV use it is 12) to 120vac to power a TV or other "mains powered' stuff.
A CONVERTER (Sounds a lot alike) converts one thing to another..
Normally when we talk of converters we are talking about power conversion (120vac to 12vdc) but in this case.. It is Television conversion.
Also called Digital adapters. A DIGITAL TV CONVERTER scans for Digital broadcasts, then lists them then converts them from ATSC to NTSC usually on channel 3 or 4, and sends them on to the TV.
NOTE: the example I found.. Got some bad reviews. Which is why I say "Example"
I have two one is a DTV-Pal, no longer made it appears, it was from Echostar (DishNetwork) the remote says DISH on it) the other is an Insignia from Best Buy, this is identical in all way save the paint job to the Zenith, Zenith used to be a quality line but now is a property of LG enectronics and I have NEVER had an LG product I was 100% happy with.. That said the Insignia does work well, provided you change channels every once in a while.. leave it on the same "Service" (They are called services now) for a week and it locks up and you have to unplug it. I'm told newer ones do not do that.
NOTE: Get a converter with analog pass through, this is important.
Installing the converter....
Some folks with more than one tv try to do it this way.
Antenna----Converter---Switch box===-Televisoins
This does not work, it kills the antenna and may damage the converter.
Antenna----Switch--*--Converter---Television is the proper way to do it.
Note. if you have more than one TV the second is from *----Converter2---TV2
*-----COnverter 3----TV3
My Install Antenna--Switch---Converter---ReplayTV DVR---TV
Nothin adds excitment like something that is none of your business
Kenwood TS-2000 housed in a 2005 Damon Intruder 377