Hooking up a tv for rookie.

You’re welcome

 

You can use this site to give an idea of what channels you can get over the air. It works pretty good based on city and strength. Over the air channels

Over-the-Air Digital TV Antenna Coverage Map

 

I dont believe anyone offers a 17" screen anymore. It may require a special order. Yet one might be able to get a 17" computer monitor for a computer and get a box that will search channels to act as a tuner. A cascadia owner might be able to get something direct from Freightliner. (the trucks when new were originally supplied with a 17" flat screen tv).

Todays industry is all about bigger. The small screens of before have disappeared. A 32" screen is pretty much the norm for an average tv screen. Tho finding space to hang that large a screen in a company truck is the new headache.

 

I have a smart tv with built in tuner. I can hook my iPad Pro up to it for Netflix, hbo, prime, etc

I don’t use the smart tv part really, it was just what I grabbed. 43”

 

Thanks!

 

Me

 

I use a regular little flatscreen with a lightning to HDMI dongle. Plug my phone into that and use Hulu w/live tv, Netflix etc

 

This just occured to me like the poster was asking the audience to help a tranvestite get hitched to a newby.
And now back to the original line of thoughts.