RjTECH RJ-1000ATSC ATSC Digital TV Tuner - Retail

Easy to set up, really pulls in weak signals, small footprint. Looks to be well made

Unit whistles after a few hours of use, sometimes freezes up ; usually pulling ac from wall then plugging in resets it

Supports multiple output formats

Can barely tune in anything for any period of time with mounted antenna or rabbit ears. High pitched wine after being on for minutes. Remote needs to be within 3 to 6 ft almost straight on to work

Does what you want it to do. I wanted to capture clear digital channels on my analog 32" tv that is good as new! This picks up all the MSP channels with a $6 Terk rabbit ear antenna from Amery WI. About 55 miles away from the Shorewood towers

Some have mentioned a high pitched hum. I heard this once, but haven't heard it since the first day. Some have mentioned high heat. I have the box on top of the TV next to the Antenna. I have not had any need to get close to the TV so cannot confirm...

Found all the local channels off of my antenna.

Remote does seem to be a bit of a problem.

Reliable performance. Good analog picture. Locks on to weak signals very well ; I have the tuner locked on to a single station feeding a master antenna system. It has been powered up continuously and has caused no head end problems. If it continues to...

Runs hot so it needs room for ventilation. The menu is sometime difficult to navigate. Cheap remote

Only outputs NTSC through RF not composite, svideo, or component.

The tuner small, easy to connect, and affordable. It brings in clearer standard channels from my antenna and clear, bright HD channels

But I can't get two standard channels that I could get before

Cheap, easy way to get digital TV on an analog TV set.

Remote is junky.

This device is great for anyone that is looking for a low cost digital tuner.

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The box does what it is supposed to do: down convert HDTV/DTV signals for viewing on standard def TVs.

Makes a faint high pitched noise if the room is quiet, though when the TV volume is at normal levels, I don't really notice it.