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I am getting rid of STBs and getting local channels through FiOS.
The Samsung smart TV was able to scan all channels and everything works fine for that TV.
The older Seiko TV doesn't have a QAM tuner. I purchased an Aluratek ADTB01F external tuner. A first auto scan registered 400 channels, most of them scrambled and none of them HD.
I read that those tuners have a 400 channels limit and fill up before hitting the higher channels. I factory reset the device and manually scanned channels 71-75 (as recommended in another post). I'm getting a few channels in but none of them HD.
So my question is: where are those local HD channels hiding?
Partial solution: I did not go far enough.
I found some HD channels at 76 and 77. I identified them to the best of my ability. Somehow more Boston stations than Providence stations.
76-3100 - WGBH 2 PBS BOSTON
76-3101 - WSBK 38 myTV Boston
76-3110 - WNAC 56 CW
76-3115 - WGBX 44 PBS
76-3118 - WSBE 36 R.I. PBS
76-3119 - WLVI 56 CW Providence
76-3123 - my RI TV 38
76-3124 - WBPX 68 ion TV
77-3103 - WCVB 5 ABC Boston
77-3105 - WHDH 7 Boston
77-3117 - WLNE 6 ABC Providence
77-1080 - WFXT 25 Fox Boston
The search is still on for WJAR and WPRI.