And you have to actually look on the bottom of the RCA DTA800 to see the sticker that shows "RCA DTA800B" because, until the RCA DTA800B1, the box simply shows in the left corner on the front "RCA DTA800."įrom reading online, the DTA800B1 also advertises "Analogue Pass-Through" on front of the box.Īnd both of these units are already three years old, before you even take them off the shelf.
tvlurker here said that you enter a menu and select to 'not delete the previous scan' and that you have to do it each time, but I don't have any information if this feature is available on the DTA800B, or if it's just on the DTA800B1 and DTA809.
And if you choose the other available one, the RCA DTA800B, then you can't 'add' channels if you have stations in different compass directions. $69.99 is too steep for a refurbished, mediocre box that sells for $30 (refurbished) in the US. I strongly suspect that these Magnavox units have been 'refurbished', as the boxes just have clear tape holding the bottom flaps together and the top down. That means you can connect analog decks to digital equipment, switch HDMI to SDI, de-embed or embed audio, or even extend signals over massive distances. The VCRs built in tuner will be useless and recording programs will require that you use the DTV Converter Box to manually change to the channel you want. With the Magnavox TB110MW9 at Walmart, one has no ability to control the box if the remote is lost or fails- the box has no buttons on it. There still isn't any good quality Digital to Analogue Converter Boxes in the Lower Mainland of BC.
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