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Old 01-24-2013, 02:31 AM
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Try hooking up a VCR or a DvD player to the set using the RCA jacks. I won a new RCA F27628 at a Christmas party through work one year. Had the set 2 weeks and had the same problem you had. The antenna/cable connection went out on me. Since I had won the set and had no clue where to return it nor did I have a reciept, I couldn't return the set. So I've been using the rca jacks and a VCR ever since. A shame too since this set has the built-in program guide that I can't use. And after 13 years it still has one of the best pictures of any tv I've ever owned.

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Old 01-25-2013, 12:59 AM
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I've been following this thread with much interest. However, I wonder what all this talk about something called "Q A M" is? There is a radio station in Miami with those call letters (all sports, 560 kHz), but I'm sure no one is getting an AM sports station in Miami on a TV that may be a thousand miles from that city. Maybe it's WQAM-TV?
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