Analog TV to Digital

6/12/2009 Is the day of Analog TV end, now it's digital. Of course some people won't be able to afford high priced things for great reception or HDTVs. So I have a few suggestions that I thought of:

Digital Converter Box:
Ok, get the box and if you have time you can get a coupon for the box from www.dtv2009.gov

Antenna for Converter Box:
you will need an antenna for the box in order for the box to pick up digital reception. Now the trick to this is buying a great antenna that has a great signal boost. Walmart has an antenna that has a great rating to it and a top seller. It's $40.00 and it is sold in stores. Here is a direct link to the antenna: http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=5000836

Here's a link to the different types of antennas walmart has to offer: http://www.walmart.com/browse/TVs/Accessories/TV-Antennas/_/N-73ke?catNavId=133270&ic=48_0&path=0%3A3944%3A3996%3A133270&ref=125875.331214

Make Exceptions:
Make exceptions to the fact if you are running it from outside please keep in mind you might need extra coaxial cable to run from outside to inside. Plus, you do have to plug this antenna up so keep it close enough to the house or garage to plug it up. The antenna it self is water proof, can be colored for your likeliness, and does come with a complete mounting kit.

Connecting:
Ok now you have everything. Now all you do is connect the antenna to the converter box then the converter box to the tv. The box is like a dvd player and you have to put audio/visual cables to your tv. You know the yellow, red, and white cable. Which means the the TV will have to be on input or video. After hooking everything up now all there's left to do is follow the guide that came with your box. Scan for channels. Then hello TV!