Posted by John T on November 07, 2009 at 07:02:09 from (66.244.97.31):
I should know this but Im more into electricity then electronics and theres a bunch of good sparkies here who can answer this. RF and Antenna theory and Maxwells Equations (gee that dude was smart) n all that "stuff" was never my best subject, I think I was sick the day it was taught back in the late sixties at Purdue.........
Since they now transmit VHF TV in a Digital Format, will one of my old (the kind we had since I was a kid on rooftops all over the USA) analog outdoor TV antennas still receive a good VHF signal or do I need some sort of fancy schmancy "Digital" Antenna??? I have the digital to analog converter box and it works fine just wondered if the old style antennas still receive good VHF??
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