Rabbit Ear Antennas * It's analog

[olds]

EDIT
It's analog...NTSC-M

The TV in my office has budget UHF/VHF Radio Shack (15-1864) rabbit ears. I don't get some of the local channels. I can't use cable or satellite here.
Do they have rabbit ear antennas that are better than others?

TV is a Superscan 19TVD3S

Is there something here that would indicate the type of tuner?

 

[Adam8281]

This little guy about doubled my channels over the rabbit ears I was using before (http://www.amazon.com/Terk-Amplified...0120441&sr=8-1). NB: if your TV doesn't have a digital tuner, you'll want to pick up a digital converter box so you can pick up digital as well as analog channels.

 

[JoeBleed]

I believe you need a UHF antenna to better pickup the over the air digital channels. As far as quality of them, i can't say. no inside antenna works for me in my house. It has to be an external antenna.

 

[olds]

Forgot about the digital tuner change. Better look this TV up. It does gets channels 15/22/23 but I need 3/10/13.

 

[olds]

EDIT
It's analog...NTSC-M

 

[Matt1970]

The only stations left in analog are low-power and translator TV broadcast stations. No deadline has been set for those to convert to digital but you should get a digital converter box. You will get 10x the reception and all the channels.

 

[olds]

The only stations left in analog are low-power and translator TV broadcast stations. No deadline has been set for those to convert to digital but you should get a digital converter box. You will get 10x the reception and all the channels.

Thanks. I'll check craigslist.

 

[Modelworks]

It may just be cheaper to replace the TV.

 

[olds]

Ordered a box from Amazon for $40. I'd like to keep the TV going as it can play mt DVD and VHS training material.

Thanks all.