I own three analog TVs, with an attic attenna receiving "over the air" analog signal. Yes, I belong to that large group of 8% of TV watchers who belong to the "OTA" club.
I've got my two "credit card" coupons, and just like a credit card, they have an expiration date: 5/23/2008.
Here is what I don't understand. I assume that I don't need these converter boxes until Feb. 17, 2009, when FCC mandate dictates that all full-power television broadcast stations must stop broadcasting in analog and switch to digital. Because of the expiration date, I must go out and acquire these converter boxes before my coupons expire.
I reconcile this situation by assuming that the major TV networks (CBS, ABC, NBC [I hesitate to group FOX in here, but it is]) etc. may switch BEFORE that FCC mandated drop dead date.
Is that what is going on? I simply see no reason to hook up these converter boxes in the meantime. I'll just store them.
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Topic - Re TV Converter Box Coupon Program - townsend 15:43:56 03/21/08 (3)
- RE: Re TV Converter Box Coupon Program - mdavis 16:09:09 03/21/08 (0)
- RE: Re TV Converter Box Coupon Program - DavidLD 15:55:56 03/21/08 (1)
- Thanks for the responses . . . will do (nt) - townsend 14:03:38 03/22/08 (0)