8 ms·
Assuming you're talking about airwave stuff, you would want a HDTV to SDTV converter system and then to pump the output of that into something like the Blonder-
by BizarroLand 2y ago
Assuming you're talking about airwave stuff, you would want a HDTV to SDTV converter system and then to pump the output of that into something like the Blonder-Tongue AM60-550 and then amplify the output of that into an antenna.
If you keep the output pretty low and use unsaturated channels in your location you'll probably be fine, but you mess up a little bit and in theory the FTC could knock on your door.
That being said, people use setups like this for art installations with old school tvs all over the place, so it's likely not a big deal as long as you're not setting up a pirate tv station or something
- rob74 2y agoYeah, as long as the RF modulator and the antenna cable are properly shielded, you should be fine. I mean, back in the 80s almost everyone had a home computer or game console which used RF modulators (all FTC approved of course) to connect to the TV, and the world didn't end either...