Posted by Buzzman72 on March 14, 2009 at 22:53:49 from (74.129.192.160):
I went to Mom's house and installed her two DTV converters on Saturday. On one TV, we got all the channels that the DTV coverage map said to expect at her zip code; on the other TV, one of the channels didn't "load" during the auto scan, even after multiple attempts.
My first guess is that she probably needs a signal amplifier in the coax coming from the antenna, and prior to the split for the two TV's. The second thought is, maybe the antenna could stand to be rotated a bit, since the channel that failed to load is supposed to have a strong signal in her area. Or maybe a combination of those two solutions.
Good news is, she "gained" one local station that she lost a few months ago when they cut back on their analog signal...but she really hates to lose the other station.
Am I on the right track, or am I out in left field with my theories? My TV at home is an HD unit I've had for a couple of years now,so I have no personal experience with the converter boxes until now. And thanks in advance for any helpful advice.
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