i notice on back of my pansat and mercury 11 resevers a place for a spot to place a antenna for locals does anyone know how it will appear on your resevers
antenna local question
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Right.
There is no TV tuner in the Mercury II
That connection assumes you use a coax to connect the Merc to your TV, which is then tuned to Channel 3/4
But with the Merc in standby, you can then tune your TV set to all the local stations using your outdoor antenna.
Personally, I plug my FTA receiver into the TV via the RCA composite jacks, so that stuff is worthless.
The only time I've ever used the RF modulator output on a receiver, is to run a bedroom TV in a distant room.
Then, I had to solve the problem with the remote. -
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There is no TV tuner in the Mercury II
That connection assumes you use a coax to connect the Merc to your TV, which is then tuned to Channel 3/4
But with the Merc in standby, you can then tune your TV set to all the local stations using your outdoor antenna.
Personally, I plug my FTA receiver into the TV via the RCA composite jacks, so that stuff is worthless.
The only time I've ever used the RF modulator output on a receiver, is to run a bedroom TV in a distant room.
Then, I had to solve the problem with the remote. -
- (which I did)
Yes, avoid using the antenna in and outs on the receiver. All it can do is act like a splitter and degrade the signal going to your tv...
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