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I have a Sony Bravia abt 6 yrs old. When you scan for channels
the set tries both NTSC & digital on each channel then notes them for scanning. There are 2 MAJOR flaws in the software that other sets had. I dont know how anyone could be so stupid to make it this way. 1) the only way to add a channel after moving the antenna was to run another scan. Trouble is it overwrote the old scan. 2) you could not enter a "real" channel # then add it to the channel scan list like old sets. You also couldnt move the antenna around to find the sweet spot that worked. One thing you WILL need is the real owners manual, often the size of the Bible. The CATV switch may be just for CATV "types" Normal- HRC-IRC & shouldnt have effect. The sky scraper its in is also acting like a huge Faraday cage with all its rebar. Especially UHF that loves to bounce around & give multy paths. Even on NTSC UHF could be problems especially in town. Look at the brighter side. In an EMP attack a lot of stuff will probably survive......... IMHO CATV may be the only option unless there is a balcony for a SAT dish. 73 Zeno ![]() LFOD ! |
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