I travel to Erie, PA every year for vacation and stay in a cottage. Knowing that my usual 5" B&W would be useless this year, I went in search of a new digital. I chose the Haier over the Axion because of the features on the remote and the fact that others said the Axion battery could not be removed. At home, I scanned with the attached antenna and rec'd 1 channel then again with my home's roof top antenna and rec'd every channel (about 30 total) that I get through the digital box. I attached an antenna that came with one of our TV's that extends about 3 ft. and rec'd a few more channels but still not as many as with the roof top antenna.
Before going to Erie, I bought 25 ft. of coax cable at BIG LOTS for $4 to have the capability of putting the antenna on the roof of the cottage. In Erie, and after placing the old TV antenna on the cottage roof, I rec'd 11 channels. The major ABC, CBS, NBC, PBS, & FOX and their extensions and was very pleased.
In the end, there is nothing wrong with the TV. If you expect it to work like your home's TV forget it unless you are attaching it to your home's antenna or satellite. With a little bit of creativity, it is capable of being a very good TV. Get more detail about Haier HLT71 7-Inch Handheld LCD TV.
No comments:
Post a Comment