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by RondoRedux on January 2nd, 2010
Typically the shorter the cable from antenna to set the better. Makes for less possible interference. But that all depends on what type of cable you're using. If it's the flat 300 ohm cable, it is subject to interference, such as electric appliances, fluorescent lights, etc. If you're using coaxial cable it's much less prone to interference and can be run longer lengths without worry. Though the longer the cable run you may need a signal booster. And everything depends on how far from the TV transmitter you are, if you live in the open or surrounded by buildings, in hilly or mountainous regions.
proview pa-jk321a turns on then off immediatly. has orange light on front, sometimes a blue light, sometimes backlight remains on any help?
by Dustin_W5374 on March 1st, 2011
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LCD tv turns on w black screen & blurred colors looking like gel appear. Again & picture appeared, then turned to lines
by delightp on February 2nd, 2011
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How to connect a Malaysian made Samsung TV made with a Belling-Lee connector to a US COAX antennae. I bought an adapter, but doesn't help.
by rdperkins on March 6th, 2011
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My coaxial connector broke off my tv and I need to know if I can fix it. I do see a thing for F and S which idk what that is.
by terbear81 on February 11th, 2011
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What percent of people leave their TV on for all day?
by Sabina_P on July 23rd, 2011
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