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VHF to UHF converter

gerryjuice · 2006-12-22 19:38:23

Hi Just after getting a tv from the uk. Tried to tune it in but found the tv only supports UHF frequency's. Ive heard of a type of converter that will convert vhf to uhf frequencies. Can some one suggest a good cheap one and where in dublin i could get one.

22-12-2006 7:38pm

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gerryjuice

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Hi
Just after getting a tv from the uk. Tried to tune it in but found the tv only supports UHF frequency's. Ive heard of a type of converter that will convert vhf to uhf frequencies. Can some one suggest a good cheap one and where in dublin i could get one.

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#2 22-12-2006 8:08pm

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Probably the simplest solution is to get an old video recorder that has a VHF/UHF tuner and plug that into your TV, and watch the VHF channels on it.

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#3 27-12-2006 11:41am

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I think you could get 1 in peats,or maplins 20euro approx .You can attach vcr to the scart,or tune it thru uhf channel 36,tune in the stations on the vcr for now.

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