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Increase the number of over-the-air (and soon to be digital) television channels you can receive with a simple-to-construct antenna.
Tinkering-obsessed blog Make posts a guide by John Park to forging coat hangers, wire, scrap wood, and some misc inexpensive parts into a pretty powerful antenna. Check out a video demonstration below:
For a detailed guide to the project above, check out the accompanying PDF. Also don't forget to check out previously mentioned AntennaWeb for more antenna tips and a list of all the digital stations in your area. DTV Antenna [Make]
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Tinkering-obsessed blog Make posts a guide by John Park to forging coat hangers, wire, scrap wood, and some misc inexpensive parts into a pretty powerful antenna. Check out a video demonstration below:
For a detailed guide to the project above, check out the accompanying PDF. Also don't forget to check out previously mentioned AntennaWeb for more antenna tips and a list of all the digital stations in your area. DTV Antenna [Make]
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