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[QUOTE=&quot;gary350, post: 52604, member: 5449&quot;]I am not saying I want to connect this exact 6 meter tuner for a TV.I am say will a tuner designed to work on TV frequencys work on a TV antenna?I guess I forgot to mention I have a VHF antenna too. The frequencies I want to receive are.VHF channel 4 = RF-10 at 192-198 MHzVHF channel 5 = RF-5 at 76-82 MHzVHF channel 8 = RF-8 at 180-186 MHzUHF channel 17 = RF-15 at 476-482 MHzUHF channel 2 = RF-27 at 548-554 MHzUHF channel 30 = RF-21 at 512-518 MHzUHF channel 28 = RF-36 at 602-608 MHzUHF channel 5 = RF-50 at 586-692 MHzI plan to connect the CM4228 to the UHF connection of the preampI plan to connect the VHF antenna to the VHF connection of the preamp.I plan to connect one 75 ohm coax cable form the preamp to the power supply.I plan to connec one 75 ohm coax cable from PS to TV.I hope that makes it clear now. I thought an antenna tuner tuned the antenna to make a perfect match to the frequency that is trying to be received.&nbsp; Maybe I am wrong about that.&nbsp; I am a builder and a pack rat.&nbsp; I use to have a lot more electronic parts than I have not.&nbsp; I cleaned out my shop got rid of lots of old parts I wish I have never done that.&nbsp; It is fun to build and experement.&nbsp; I could build 8 different antennas for all 8 frequencies I want to receive and use a switch to connect each antenna to the TV at the time I want to watch that channel.&nbsp; There are 100s of free TVs on craigslist I have been thinking about collecting 8 TVs then build an antenna for each TV and us each TV to watch a different channel.&nbsp; That might be fun to have a TV room in the house like a movie theater room if each TV has its own antenna there won't be any need to have an all band antenna so one TV will pick up all the channels.&nbsp; Probably a crazy idea but its fun to think and day dream up ideas even if I don't build them.&nbsp; For now I will stick with 1 TV, 1 VHF antenna, 1 UHF antenna and a preamp.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="gary350, post: 52604, member: 5449"]I am not saying I want to connect this exact 6 meter tuner for a TV. I am say will a tuner designed to work on TV frequencys work on a TV antenna? I guess I forgot to mention I have a VHF antenna too. The frequencies I want to receive are. VHF channel 4 = RF-10 at 192-198 MHz VHF channel 5 = RF-5 at 76-82 MHz VHF channel 8 = RF-8 at 180-186 MHz UHF channel 17 = RF-15 at 476-482 MHz UHF channel 2 = RF-27 at 548-554 MHz UHF channel 30 = RF-21 at 512-518 MHz UHF channel 28 = RF-36 at 602-608 MHz UHF channel 5 = RF-50 at 586-692 MHz I plan to connect the CM4228 to the UHF connection of the preamp I plan to connect the VHF antenna to the VHF connection of the preamp. I plan to connect one 75 ohm coax cable form the preamp to the power supply. I plan to connec one 75 ohm coax cable from PS to TV. I hope that makes it clear now. I thought an antenna tuner tuned the antenna to make a perfect match to the frequency that is trying to be received. Maybe I am wrong about that. I am a builder and a pack rat. I use to have a lot more electronic parts than I have not. I cleaned out my shop got rid of lots of old parts I wish I have never done that. It is fun to build and experement. I could build 8 different antennas for all 8 frequencies I want to receive and use a switch to connect each antenna to the TV at the time I want to watch that channel. There are 100s of free TVs on craigslist I have been thinking about collecting 8 TVs then build an antenna for each TV and us each TV to watch a different channel. That might be fun to have a TV room in the house like a movie theater room if each TV has its own antenna there won't be any need to have an all band antenna so one TV will pick up all the channels. Probably a crazy idea but its fun to think and day dream up ideas even if I don't build them. For now I will stick with 1 TV, 1 VHF antenna, 1 UHF antenna and a preamp.[/QUOTE]

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