speedy petey

locknut

In my household we have both off-air DTV and low cost cable service. What we pay for cable is a pittance considering what we are getting and it does not require a converter on our analog sets. We have two DTVs which we use to view hi-def programs using a so-called digital UHF antenna (yes, of course it's an ordinary UHF antenna). In short, we are quite pleased with what's happening in 21st century TV. What a transition it has been remembering TV back in the Stone Age when my father first bought that B/W steam-powered RCA 10-incher.

slownsteady

post it on ebay. Maybe some video professional will use it on a location shoot to monitor the camera.

midunno

maybe you could sell it to someone overseas? i dunno if it's worth the shipping costs though. or maaayyybee the government will send us all vouchers for the loss??

macro01

i think many countries still use DTV... hmm, maybe you could send it to mexico or other countries nearby

slownsteady

There are many diff broadcast standards, most of them don't match our NTSC standard. Besides, there are voltage differences.