justin & ....deco(too hard to remember the full handle)
Justin, I went back to the previous thread to PM you...look for the little red flashing envelope.
.....deco...I think what they are saying is that that cable line can actually act as an antenna (for the younger members, that's how we used to have to watch tv), and it might be able to provide you with at least your local stations...the old fashioned way. if I'm wrong, then I have no idea about which I speak (certainly not a first there).
Good luck and as long as you can post...I'm here to try to respond...
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