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If the Sat receiver has coax, use that, If you have a yellow, red and white on the TV, You can use that.
If the TV only has coax in, and Sat doesn't have a Coax out. Then you need a modulator, to convert the red, white and yellow to coax, about $5-$10 at dollar stores. |
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