What's a good tv antenna to buy for local channels?

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You need an over the air antennae like the ones below, a subscription to a cable company, access to internet channels like Roku, Amazon Prime or Netflix. It depends on the make and model of the set what its capabilities are.

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Already answered on your earlier post/
Short answer, analog probably not possible.
Maybe if you get a digital antenna and you have stations in your area.

You need a antenna HD for air signals. I hope this helps. leave feedback and thank you

It really depends upon your TV. If your TV is newer and has an ATSC tuner in it, then no - you'll just need the antenna. However, if your TV is older and doesn't have an ATSC tuner, you'll need an external tuner, what you're calling digital convertor, and an antenna to get the local channels. Use Google or another search engine to find the specifications for your TV to see if it has an ATSC tuner. Or, connect an antenna to your TV, run the channel scan (off-air antenna mode) to see if you get any local channels. If you don't, you'll need the external tuner.

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You need to find out what antenna you need and the direction it should point to get your local stations. Antennas are given a color rating based on how far away the transmitter is that can still provide a good signal. The actual results may vary due to trees, hills and buildings.

antennaweb.org and tvfool.com are good starting points; just type in your address. Antennaweb.org is very conservative in the available channel list even with assuming you have an external antenna. Get the appropriate antenna and point it in the best direction for the channels you want. Connect it to the TV (coax) and set the TV to scan for OTA channels. (Usually the source or input must be TV and then enter the menu to set the TV to OTA signal and scan for all channels.) You do need an ATSC tuner these days.

If you are splitting the antenna signal to several TVs, you probably should add an amplifier to the setup.

I hope this helps.

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If your TV was made after 2007 it should have the digital receiver built in. If so you can just hook any antenna you wish up and receive all your local channels.

What kind of antenna is she using? If she is using an Over The Air antenna that was supplied by Dish it would be best to buy another type of antenna.
Please post back with her antenna type and the zip code you live in so I can help you further.
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If you cannot receive all channels it may be a fault with the antenna or the tuner may be faulty. If you have a VCR, you can tune that into the TV first and then tune the VCR to see if you then receive all channels. If so, use the VCR position on the TV to view and select or change channels on the VCR only. Good Luck,JUS004