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Home made TV antennas
scruffpot
06-07-2013
I was pootling around on Indestructables the other day and came across this
http://www.instructables.com/id/Powe...-HDTV-Antenna/
http://crafting.squidoo.com/make-thi...t-of-cardboard
and it made me think about the times I had to made up an antenna in my old flat with coat hangers and foil.

Have you tried home bodging your own tv antenna back in the days?

Have another tv antenna.. but its round...

http://www.instructables.com/id/Frac...-HDTV-Antenna/
Winston_1
06-07-2013
Those aerials are not "powerful". Aerials don't have power. Nor are they HD antennas as they don't differentiate between signal type. Just a simple double stacked bow tie aerial, lowish gain and possibly wideband.
Chris Frost
07-07-2013
Originally Posted by scruffpot:
“Have you tried home bodging your own tv antenna back in the days?”

Let me think...... No. I have a life
scruffpot
07-07-2013
Originally Posted by Chris Frost:
“Let me think...... No. I have a life ”

I'm positive you do not...

I know they are not powerful, just interested by peoples strange designs and ideas they seem to publish online
David (2)
07-07-2013
o dear o dear, are these HD Ready or Full HD....lol.
And is really as powerful as a Televes DAT75?

I bet £50 one of these wouldn't pick up anything where I live, as even a indoor telecam 2000 aerial struggles (and that's upstairs as well).

Problem is, this just adds confusion - or at least the claims those web sites make do.
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