I should have built an HDTV antenna years ago. Not only does it work with the new high-definition television broadcasting signals that will become standard nationwide on Friday; it also works with ...

Discover two amazing DIY methods to turn everyday items into powerful TV antennas and gain access to digital channels worldwide—for free! Using just a hot glue stick, a TV connector, and an old ...

Unlock the full potential of your television by building a DIY antenna that provides access to all available TV channels in Full HD. This cost-effective solution eliminates the need for expensive ...

A growing number of people -- like the Shelles -- are now getting on Google and YouTube and finding plans to build their own TV antennas, after growing frustrated with lousy store-bought devices.

On TV antenna design (or: Don't make a yagi) Thread starter Hat Monster; ... I've always wanted to build a conical equiangular spiral antenna, but never had the use for it.

This antenna worked okay, but Turbolski wanted something better, which he found that in a simple double loop antenna. Unfortunately Joe didn't forward with plans and I couldn't find any detailed ...

This month, I'll take another look at receive antennas for DTV. My article "Antennas for DTV Reception" in the March 6, 2002 column on antennas for DTV reception was published almost four years ago, ...

Build a TV Antenna from a Soda Can. Thorin Klosowski February 27, 2012 Comments. Thorin Klosowski. Even though they're not expensive, it's never fun to run out and ...

One of the first antenna projects many new operators make is the simple 2-meter "J pole."Usually made out of copper plumbing pipe ... Portable antenna is easy to build .

This massive build, based on the Gray-Hoverman model, can pick up signals from around 60 miles away, ... Earlier this year we shared a great antenna design with you, ...

Indoor antennas tend to be for one TV only, and you’ll work TV-out rather than antenna-in. Step 1: Connect the antenna to your TV. By doing this first, you can get a sense of how far you can ...