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kellertx5er

Keller TX

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Posted: 04/28/16 10:44am

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I believe this sticky could go away and not be missed. After 8 years it would seem the "transition" period is over.

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BettyBoop7

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Posted: 03/15/19 07:25pm

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I have a 2002 Winnebago that had an analog TV, I am getting a new TV. Do I need any accessory to make this work with factory antenna? In the past I used a digital converter. I know that will not be necessary. I just have a concern about antenna

punomatic

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Posted: 03/15/19 08:20pm

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BettyBoop7 wrote:

If you have the typical batwing antenna, you should be fine. You might consider adding the Winegard Wingman. It increased the range of my batwing antenna. Happy viewing.

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Tom_M

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Posted: 03/29/19 03:46pm

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If the old TV worked fine with your present antenna, just get rid of the converter box and hook the antenna direct to the TV. Do a channel scan on your new TV and you will be good to go.

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