What's the best way to send a cable TV signal to a TV set that doesn't have cable?
Answer:
You just get the adapter that goes from your cable line to your antenne...and yes, you have to get a splitter as well, but that is just a regular hook up, not actually cutting lines or anything. You should easily be able to get both at Walmart and/or Radio Shack for about ten bucks, really easy to do:
here are two diagrams (links) below.
The first is the splitter. You put your main cable line into the side with one end. You hook up additional line to the end with two ends. Run one line to you cable ready tv, and run the other to the adapter in the second link,
you put the cable in one end of the adapter and screw the adapter into your antenna input on the back of your not cabble ready tv.
It is fairly simple and you can do this
use the tuner in a vcr. cable in to red white and yellow out. and channels on the vcr. this is the most simple
If the tv that you have cable hooked up now also has a vcr or digital cable box, then you can purchase a device from Radio Shack that hooks up using A/V outputs into this unit. It also has a unit so you can run a remote in the other room to operate your cable channels. And yes, it's all wireless! I used one for a customer who didn't want holes in their wall or hardwood floor. Worked Great.
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