FAQ: What the digital TV switch actually means

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RE: FAQ: What the digital TV switch actually means

Who buys more than one television per 2 or 3 years? For us, it's probably like one every 10 years.

I use rabbit ears to receive broadcast televison over the regular airwaves. I have already applied for a voucher and will get a converter box to continue watching network television--but one thing this article did not address is the antenae itself. Will I ALSO have to buy a new digital atenae? Or will my old Phillips one work with the converter box?

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