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I've been using this method for a while now...since you gave me the idea on....now with the changes that they're about to do...no matter what we try, even rabbit ears nothing will work anymore....sometimes it makes you want to hate technology....it's just not fair for everybody......
rockinggirl50 5 months ago
why pay for tv when you can use your good old ways to build antennas
darkshiningstar3 2 years ago 2
cool post, where do u live, how many channels do u get,what equip do u use
paulbreor 3 years ago
is that tv analog?!
danielmpr 3 years ago
there are tubed hd's but the highest they get is 720p for higher you gotta get LCD, Plasma, or rear projection.
jamesberkhimer 2 years ago
I approve the coat hanger antenna as it works really well with my hdtv! After watching the local and US shows, plus NFL, NHL and NBA in HD glory, damn it's hard to go back to standard definition.
I think it even turned me into some kind of HD snob!!!!!!!!!!!
amazingdany 3 years ago
local NFL, NHL & NBA? WTF!? Where do you live? I thought those were channels one must pay for. Unless it''s on FOX or ABC.
dolla130shine 3 years ago
Buy a dtv converter box, and use "video out" - the picture is DVD quality, and amazing.
The RCA DTA800 is an excellent converter box is just about everywhere.
$50.
Aliendear 3 years ago
Thanks for your post!
benjitayahoo 3 years ago
SONY KDS55A3000
Category: Rear Projection TV
Description:
55" 1080p SXRD Rear Projection HDTV
Sony A series SXRD 50" 1080p Rear Projection HDTV
show555 3 years ago
thanks
steve89z 3 years ago
will that work with fm radio, i have a cheap antenna on my surround sound system and i get poor fm reception i need a better antenna check out my channel and watch my fm radio reception video
russellsteinhauer 3 years ago
i would suggest ask user "babblin5" i got the design from his demonstration he is more knowledgeable on the subject.
mac692 3 years ago
It would be even better if you were using a digital TV.
n4mwd 3 years ago
I can only imagine, I got extra credit for my wireless networking class for this. I can't wait to get a Digital TV? Any suggestions for a 42" or higher?
mac692 3 years ago
42" and Higher ANY HDTV projector type Full HD 1080, most of them easy to set at corners, and the most important they spent 1/3 of electricity vs a PLASMA or LCD. HDTV projector also are 40% to 60% cheaper than LCD & PLASMA
show555 3 years ago
What model do you have?
mac692 3 years ago