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The thing I find most interesting about this whole issue is that the only folks going dark are the small minority who have broadcast TV only and a set without an ATSC tuner.
If you have cable or satellite, you're fine. If you've bought a decent TV in the last several years, your fine.
Most of the systems in this country rely on good ol RF distribution NTSC signals from the head end on out...as long as you're plugged into one of these systems and they don't stop sending out an NTSC signal, you're good!
I can tell you first hand that many of the hotels and universities out there are decidedly NOT going to stop sending out NTSC analog signals over their networks...just like most US communities that get their signal over CATV systems.
So why does everyone want one of these silly converters? Are they all broadcast only? Or are they just looking to pick up the ATSC and NTSC signals riding along their CATV lines?
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...so how many pieces of vintage Kenwood Gear constitutes a problem, and not a collection??
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