I broke the coax plug on back of tv

[frustratedbycoax]

I broke the coax plug on back of tv This is used as second tv on a DISH 2-tv DVR. Signal comes to it on 60+ feet of coaxial cable. I can't plug the cable into the tv now.

The TV has RCA (red/white/yellow) input and an HDMI input. I live in trees and don't get my "free" HD anyway, so no need for true HD. I just want to get the signal into the TV. Is there any adapter available for this? WalMart has a $16 RF modulator that converts from RCA to coax but it won't work in reverse. I google and get hits on coax to HDMI but no real BINGO yet.

 

[americanaudiophile]

Something like these
http/www.ambery.com/coviauovcoca.html
http/www.fullcompass.com/product/426205.html?utm_source=googleps&utm_medium=shopping&utm_campaign=googleps&gclid=CID8zIiU5boCFTHxOgodoV0AWw
would work.

 

[rtuschl]

I broke the coax plug on back of tv This is used as second tv on a DISH 2-tv DVR. Signal comes to it on 60+ feet of coaxial cable. I can't plug the cable into the tv now.

The TV has RCA (red/white/yellow) input and an HDMI input. I live in trees and don't get my "free" HD anyway, so no need for true HD. I just want to get the signal into the TV. Is there any adapter available for this? WalMart has a $16 RF modulator that converts from RCA to coax but it won't work in reverse. I google and get hits on coax to HDMI but no real BINGO yet.

 

[rtuschl]

I have the same problem with my samsung tv. But i want to use the 60 ft coaxial cable and convert the signal into HDMI signal. I found on some forum to use a RF coax to HDMI DVI demodulater. But it's $138.00. I would like something cheaper though.