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

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   Learn how to make a homemade TV antenna at home with 10 easy DIY TV antenna plans that will help you save money and enjoy free TV channels.

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4. www.motherearthnews.com › diy › long-range-antennaDIY Long Range TV Antenna - Mother Earth News

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   Jul 11, 2022 · Learn how to build a homemade long range TV antenna and get television and radio reception in areas where they might currently seem nonexistent.

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

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   Flat, wall-mounted HDTV antennas: sometimes they stink. Build your own antenna for $15 that catches multiple times the free-TV signal.

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6. practicalantennas.com › construction › mastsUsing Trees as Antenna Supports - Practical Antennas

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   Feb 8, 2022 · Trees are my favorite portable antenna support. A large part of that, of course, is that I tend to operate in areas that have lots of trees, sometimes over 40m (130 ft) tall. Like many other hams, I started my portable operation trying to throw an end-fed wire over a tree branch. This has several problems:

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

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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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   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 build your own HDTV antenna?

   • You've heard it's possible to build your own HDTV antenna to receive digital terrestrial (DVB-T) signals. It sounds like a good idea, and a big saving. You're planning on cutting the cord, and this sounds ideal. But is it possible? Yes, it is! Here are six ways you can build your own HDTV antenna using household items.

   6 Ways to Build Your Own DIY HDTV Antenna for Cheap - MUO

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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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   How do you put a TV antenna on a 40′ mast?

   • For a 40′ mast, a stable arrangement is to use guy wires at both the top and middle sections. If you’re assembling a mast from several sections, attach these together with lube and steel hose clamps. Once the mast is assembled, mount the TV antenna on the top of the mast.

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   How high should an antenna be in a tree?

   • For casual portable operation, as well as emergency response, 6-10m (20 – 30 ft) is more common. For Field Day, or when I am otherwise focused on longer distance communications, I may push for 15 – 20 m (40 – 65 ft), or higher when possible. Simply having trees around you, however, doesn’t mean that it is always easy to get an antenna up into them.

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   Can you install a TV antenna 40 feet off the ground?

   • Installing a TV antenna 40 feet off the ground in your backyard is an endeavor that you’ll probably need assistance to accomplish. But I’ll go even further: unless you’re very experienced in similar DIY projects, I’d get the assistance of a professional contractor who’s worked with guyed masts.

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9. longrangesignal.com › how-to-build-a-40-footHow Do You Build a 40’ Antenna Mast? - Long Range Signal

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   Aug 29, 2021 · If you live in a hilly area or one that’s surrounded by a lot of trees, your antenna may not be picking up TV signals well. Luckily, there’s a workaround that can help with this issue—an antenna mast. And unlike a regular tower, a mast can be taken down with ease when it’s no longer in use.