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Anybody else out of work due to the beer disease?


As to everyone else....its a TV ive had for years and its in the spare bedroom. The wife dont like it so we got a modern set for tbe living room.

How does she feel about carburetors?

Or is that why you've been sent to the spare room?
 
As an example, you can walk into Best Buy here in town and grab a 32" LCD for about $100. By the time you get to $200 you're looking at 39-40" options with smart features built in. Might be worth consideration vs rigging up adapters.
 
Can you picture rusty going through the setup process of a modern smart T.V? :icon_rofl:

I don't mean the physically plugging it in part, I mean the 30 minutes you spend setting up wifi and email addresses and options. He'd throw a boot through the screen.
 
Yeah, one of us might need to swing by for that part.
 
Mines actually got a coax hookup with a switcher that is screwed into the TV where rabbit ears go. Ill take pics later. It dont have any RCA cable hookups.

As to everyone else....its a TV ive had for years and its in the spare bedroom. The wife dont like it so we got a modern set for tbe living room.


If you only have coax input then you need an RF modulator, takes Composite Video/audio and puts it on channel 3 or 4 so TV tuner can display it

Seen here: https://www.walmart.com/ip/GE-87631-RF-Modulator-W-Selectable-Channel-3-or-4-Output/17473923

An old VCR can often be used as a channel 3/4 modulator if it has yellow/red/white inputs on the back

You stll need the HDMI to composite converter
 
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If you only have coax input then you need an RF modulator, takes Composite Video/audio and puts it on channel 3 or 4 so TV tuner can display it

Seen here: https://www.walmart.com/ip/GE-87631-RF-Modulator-W-Selectable-Channel-3-or-4-Output/17473923

An old VCR can often be used as a channel 3/4 modulator if it has yellow/red/white inputs on the back

You stll need the HDMI to composite converter
Link shows as out if stock....must be a lot of people out there with old tv's getting ready....lol.

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I've got an tv older than Rusty's. It came with my RV. A whopping 12" B+W screen but comes with integrated vcr and operates on both 120V and 12V. Still works too. Just wish there was more OTA channels.
 
Who's the weird looking guy on the right ???
Grumpaw
 
I screwed up.

Its actually a 1984 Sharp Linitron...

This aint the one but its just like it...

Vintage-1984-SHARP-Linytron-Plus-Televison.jpg


After closer inspection i need a HDMI to coax converter. My directv box is HDMI
 
Rusty, is HDMI the only output available on your cable box?
 

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