I picked up this Emerson 5" CRT at the thrift store today

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I'm not sure if something like this would work or not since it doesn't have any kind of selectable input

>>58991865
I'm not super sure, but i think you can. You need a 3.5mm jack to coax converter, and a coax to rca converter (expensive). Good luck

>>58991918
That wouldn't work. RCA is a different signal type, you need a converter

>>58992016
>>58991988
Ok I rember and old Hitachi I had a coax to RCA conveter. I wonder if I would have to have the dial set to a certain frequency to see the input

Maybe something like this OP?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7bN079KHhg

>>58991865

There's a crt general on /vr/, try asking there.

>>58992109
Thank anon

>>58991988
There are plenty of VCRs and the like that had RF modulators built-in, no component needed.
Or shit, you could probably get a digital converter box or some other cheap media center piece that will handle it all as well.

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my tv had the same jack and it came with one of these that pluged into the jack with the antenna looking icon

Get a VCR with RF output and AV input. Hell my old JVC was like that.

>>58991865
So you can remove the antenna, get something like this http://herculesworkshop.com/images/d/4717/003-11.JPG and then connect it to where the antenna connects. After that, you can then hook up an RCA converter or an HDMI converter or something.
LGR did something like this, as viewed here...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMiMz1uGCXI