I assume that the TV on our Express 330 will have to have a converter box when the TV signal switches from analog to digital next year. Has anyone talked to Grady White about this issue?
Need a converter box for our boat TV?
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Capt Bill
GreatGrady Captain
Frank, http://www.campingworld.com/browse/skus/index.cfm?skunum=35000 has been available for a while, and there will be many offerings in the coming months, with priced dropping rapidly. Samsung has this one in the works; may even be on the market now: http://www.tvpredictions.com/samsung072307.htm.
I bought one in Best Buy last summer, for $79, and it works so well that I can get many more crystal clear, TV channels than I did before, and lots of them are broadcast in HD over the air. I expect these things to sell for under $50 by mid or end of summer.
I bought one in Best Buy last summer, for $79, and it works so well that I can get many more crystal clear, TV channels than I did before, and lots of them are broadcast in HD over the air. I expect these things to sell for under $50 by mid or end of summer.
Gman25
GreatGrady Captain
I dont know about everyone else,but I dont get any channels except for 1 local that isnt even worth mentioning.
Anyone else on Long Island get any of the local networks without another antenna? I was told by the dealer there is an antenna in the boat but I never saw it.
2005 300 Marlin w/F250's
Anyone else on Long Island get any of the local networks without another antenna? I was told by the dealer there is an antenna in the boat but I never saw it.
2005 300 Marlin w/F250's