If the TV is a HDTV and there are HDTV stations near by you won't need a converter box.
Yes, the antennas should not interfere with each other.
A VHF/UHF antenna is the correct one for HDTV. If you are using a indoor antenna, the amplified ones are better.
The RCA Indoor Amplified Antenna will give you better television reception compared to a non amplified antenna. The amplifier will boost any signal that the antenna receives, giving better reception.
The best type of antenna for TV largely depends on your specific circumstances. For urban dwellers, an indoor, non-amplified antenna should be sufficient due to proximity to broadcast towers. However, for those living in rural or remote areas with weaker signals, an outdoor or amplified indoor antenna might be necessary to ensure the reception of a broad range of channels. Always consider factors like distance from broadcast towers, the terrain, and any possible obstructions between you and the towers before deciding on the best antenna for your TV.
A powered antenna will do wonders over a non amplified one. The powered ant. has a amplifier that has to be plugged into the wall to work.
A cell phone signal booster includes three parts: the outdoor antenna, the signal booster, and the indoor antenna(and cable to connect them) The outdoor antenna communicates and receives a signal from a cell phone tower nearby and transmits a signal to the booster. Then, the signal booster amplifies the outdoor signal and sends a stronger signal to the connected indoor antenna. The booster’s indoor antenna broadcasts the amplified signal to all cell phone or cellular devices throughout the home or office.
One can purchase an indoor TV antenna at various online stores such as Best Buy, and Overstock. Amazon and eBay also have indoor TV antennas for sale.
Terk is a antenna company specializing in antenna for both commercial and residential use. They offer indoor/outdoor antenna's as well as satellite and radio antenna.
Not if you are in a fairly large metropolitan area where they have XM repeaters all over town. If that doesn't work well, put your antenna on a window sill. Most indoor XM antennae have a 20' cord for this purpose.
Amplified antennas or antennas with amplifiers are usually the best choices for DTVs. The digital antennas RCA ANT751 and RCA ANT800 receive good reviews . The Channel Master digital antenna CM-3020 is also highly rated as good antenna.
All TVs including new ATSC Digital ones use the same frequencies as older NTSC Analog sets. An amplified antenna is recommended because there is a threshold where a weak analog signal will be visible (with considerable static) but a digital tuner will not have sufficient strength to display a digital (no noise or static) picture. Outdoor roof Antennas work great as well, you don't need an HDTV antenna, discount stores should have one for around $30.
You could probably get rid of the antenna if you want by doing one of a few different things. I've described a few options below: 1) get a television adapter box or 2) get an indoor antenna.