Can i hook up converter box to tv with rca jacks because coaxial plug is broken thank you

SOURCE: jvc 32220 and digital converter box

Hi,

Pls try:
012, 013, 024, 036, 037, 040, 048, 051, 054, 055, 060, 065, 067, 089 or 0053.

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SOURCE: rca converter box need 3 digit code

Samsung 005 013 079 080 145 177 195 202 213 216 227 255 256 260 266 274 275 282 295

RCA 001 005 072 073 074 075 076 077 078 135 138 140 144 150 156 159 162 163 169 171 178 229 246 249 260 274 275 293 302

Panasonic 040 045 125 179 187 254 257 288 299 301

SOURCE: connect magnavox dvd to ge tv HELP!

There are a few options to connect an older t.v. with a DVD player.

1. You can connect your new DVD player to a VCR....not recommended as quality loss will occur....use RCA plugs (Red/white/yellow) but it is easy...and many people have an extra one around
   
2. plug one end of RCA cord into DVD player, other end to VCR (colour match red plug to red cord)
3. then to connect VCR to TV...use the coax VIDEO OUT (on VCR) to the TV
4. 
   
5. OR you can purchase an RF modulator like this at http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/stores/detail/-/electronics/B00009MDBN#moreAboutThisProduct
   
6. this option has a greater cost...but the picture quality will not suffer....Note..you will not have Surround sound...but as it is an older tv. you were not used to that anyway..

SOURCE: rabbit ears to digital conversion box

Your TV is old enough to have not only screw terminals for the antenna, but it sounds like it has separate UHF and VHF terminals as well. Pick up a 75-ohm to 300-ohm adapter (available at Radio Shack and probably most other places that sell TV's and antennas). This is a small cylinder-shaped part with a threaded antenna connector on one end, and a flat wire with two terminals on the other end. Connect the cable from the converter box to the round connector, hook the two terminals to the VHF antenna screws on your TV, put the TV on channel 3 and you'll be set.

You should also pick up a new antenna designed to work with digital broadcasting. If you use the old rabbit ears you were using before, you will probably not pick up all the channels available in your area.

SOURCE: I have an RCA converter box hooked up to an RCA tv

Basically, you cannot use the coax connections for both the VCR and the RCA converter box. I would hook up the phono/cinch connectors from the VCR to the TV if you can (these are also called RCA connectors, but I'm avoiding using that name so we dont confuse the digital receiver with a cable/connector name that is the same here). There should be a yellow one for video and red/white ones for left and right stereo. I believe the RCA converter comes with a three headed cable that can do this for you. With this configuration, you can set the TV to input on these connectors and the VCR should always output there. Once that is set, you can still use the converter box to receive the signal from your antenna, then run the coax to the VCR. Now, the VCR will always have to be set on channel 4 in your setup and you will need to manually change channels on the converter box for it to record a show. Does this make sense so far?