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MarkDude

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I'll leave out the details as to why I'm using this TV right now, but it is very old (like, from the 1970's). This old TV does not have a coaxial input. It has those weird knobs to which you have to attach two wires (I don't know what they're called). I know there's such a thing that lets you convert that into a coaxial input, but I don't know how to search for that or even what to call it. If anyone out there has the slightest clue of what I'm
 

mylan

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What you are looking for is a 300 ohm to 75 ohm coaxial connector. Go to Radio Shack.
 

Bob McElfresh

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Also - if you want to hook up a DVD player (that only has a yellow RCA plug for the video out), you want to pick up an "RF Converter" for about $25 that takes the RCA video in, and gives you a coaxial connection out.
 

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