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1. www.makeuseof.com › tag › build-diy-hdtv-antenna6 Ways to Build Your Own DIY HDTV Antenna for Cheap - MUO

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   Feb 27, 2020 · 1. A Homemade TV Antenna From a Paperclip. Amazingly, it's possible to receive pictures over the air with just a paperclip as a DIY TV antenna! This will depend on signal strength, distance to the transmitter, and weather conditions, but.

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     Fractal TV Antenna Kit from Lee Valley - make your own homemade DIY TV antenna

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     Build a Homemade DIY TV Antenna from copper wire - dipole OTA TV antenna for local channels

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3. www.wikihow.com › Make-a-HDTV-AntennaHow to Make a HDTV Antenna: 8 Steps (with Pictures) - wikiHow

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   Dec 22, 2023 · Using a HDTV (High-Definition Television) antenna, based on the DB4 design, is 1 of the most effective ways to retrieve HDTV signals. Purchasing this type of antenna at a store will cost you at least $40. However, you can build such an antenna yourself at a much lower cost.

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4. www.ifixit.com › News › 32011How to Fix Your Bad TV Reception with a Homemade HDTV Antenna

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   You can run coaxial cable from the antenna to a TV (or two, with a splitter) and watch live HD television. You can get TV on your computer or laptop with a USB tuner. Or you can set up your home network to watch TV on nearly any device, with a network tuner like the HDHomeRun.

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6. www.makeuseof.com › tag › ditch-cable-diy-hdtv-antennaHow to Make a DIY HDTV Antenna and Ditch Cable for Good - MUO

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   • Find Your Local Transmission Tower. Knowing where the nearest TV transmitter is will help you to correctly align your antenna. You have different options for this.
   • Preparing the Wooden Base. Begin by preparing the wooden backing board: Draw a 1-inch gap down the middle. Starting 2 inches from the top, mark a line crossing that gap every 5.25 inches.
   • Cut the Coat Hangers. Next, cut eight lengths from the coat hangers, each 14 inches long. Each wire length must be bent halfway, to create a V shape, the ends which must be three inches apart.
   • Attach the V Wires to the Base. Next, drill eight guide holes for attaching the V wires, using a narrow bit. With the holes drilled, attach the V wires, using the screws and the washers.

7. www.itsoverflowing.com › diy-tv-antenna10 Homemade DIY Tv Antenna Plans (How to Make) - Its Overflowing

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   • Modern Homemade Powerful HDTV Antenna. Discover how to build a powerful, modern homemade HDTV antenna with this Instructables guide. If you’ve been struggling with poor TV reception and want a cost-effective solution, this DIY project is for you.
   • DIY PVC Pipe TV Antenna. Learn how to build your own simple PVC pipe TV antenna with the helpful guide on Bob Cromwell: Travel, Linux, Cybersecurity. Ideal for those interested in DIY projects, the article walks you through making a low-cost folded dipole antenna that’s capable of picking up local to regional stations.
   • How to Make a TV Antenna. Looking to build your own TV antenna? Instructables offers a step-by-step guide to crafting a homemade antenna that’s not just omnidirectional but also compatible with the new digital television signals.
   • 20 Homemade TV Antenna for Better Signal Strength. Cut the cord and dive into the world of free broadcast TV with your very own Gray-Hoverman super antenna.

8. mikestechblog.com › how-to-build-a-hdtv-antennaHow To Build a HDTV Antenna With These Plans - Mike's Tech Blog

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   In this post, I will show you how to build a HDTV antenna. Additionally, the HDTV antenna builds I have seen don’t seem to have the long range that I need, such as the DB4. So I have come up with a modified version that works well in HDTV fringe areas.

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   Can you build a DIY TV antenna?

   • While the one-off spend might be affordable, a few moments of browsing Amazon proves that only a high-end device is fit for purpose. The alternative, then, is to build a DIY HD antenna using a few shop-bought components. In this demo video you can see a working DIY digital TV antenna constructed with just a few parts.

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   How do you make a DIY antenna for HDTV reception?

   • A visually stunning antenna for HDTV reception, this DIY build is probably the most aesthetically pleasing version of this project. It requires: The build requires two printed copies of the template, each glued to a sheet of foil and cut out. In turn these should be glued to each side of the plastic sheet, making sure to line them up.

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   What tools do I need to build a HDTV antenna?

   • Make sure you have: A power drill. An electric screwdriver. Wire cutters. Pliers. Ruler or tape measure. Hacksaw or handheld mini rotary tool (e.g. Dremel). As you can see, these are all standard tools that you should have access to already. The HDTV antenna is built from the following components.

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   How much does a HDTV antenna cost?

   • Using a HDTV (High-Definition Television) antenna, based on the DB4 design, is 1 of the most effective ways to retrieve HDTV signals. Purchasing this type of antenna at a store will cost you at least $40. However, you can build such an antenna yourself at a much lower cost. The following is a guide on how to make a HDTV antenna.

   How to Make a HDTV Antenna: 8 Steps (with Pictures)

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   Are DIY antennas worth it?

   • Cost-Effectiveness: First and foremost, DIY antennas can save you a lot of money. Forget about expensive cable subscriptions or high-priced antennas from the store. Once you build your antenna, you’re set to enjoy free local TV channels without ongoing costs. Educational Value: Tackling a DIY antenna project is a fantastic learning opportunity.

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   Can you put an antenna on a TV?

   • If you have a place you can hide this antenna, preferably higher up in your home, or you don’t mind your handiwork being visible, you’ll end up with a truly effective indoor antenna. You can run coaxial cable from the antenna to a TV (or two, with a splitter) and watch live HD television. You can get TV on your computer or laptop with a USB tuner.

   How to Fix Your Bad TV Reception with a Homemade HDTV Antenna

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10. www.instructables.com › Build-the-Pennyloop-UHFBuild the Pennyloop UHF Antenna : 3 Steps (with Pictures ...

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    The Pennyloop antenna started out as a single loop antenna and could be used with a reflector. It was found through extensive testing, at least in my area, that the UHF signal strength is very "layered".