The secret to watching all TV channels for free

Nowadays, many people are looking for ways to watch TV without paying for a subscription.

A simple and economical solution is to make a homemade antenna with accessible materials.

Here’s how to do it step by step.

Materials Needed

  • 1 x coaxial cable of approximately 60 cm
  • 1 x longer coaxial cable for connection to the TV
  • Insulating tape
  • 4-screw connection strip (16 mm)
  • Support for attaching the “antenna”
  • Coaxial cable adapter for TV

Procedure

1. Cable Preparation

  1. Cut the coaxial cable into two equal parts of 30 cm each.
  2. At each end, remove 4 cm of the outer cover to expose the wire mesh and center wire.
  3. Remove the aluminum coating and unroll the wire mesh to form a metal cable.
  4. Peel the white coating off the center to expose the main copper wire.
  5. I repeated these steps on both ends of the two wires.

2. Creating the antennas

  1. Take one of the wires and form a “U” shape with it.
  2. Attach the ends by winding the copper wires together and make sure they make good contact.
  3. Also wrap the wire mesh around each other and make sure they are connected.
  4. I covered the joint with electrical tape, leaving only the tip of the copper wire exposed.
  5. I repeated the process with the other wire.

3. Connection to the main cable

  1. Take the longer coaxial cable and remove the outer sheath, exposing the copper wire and metal mesh.
  2. Connect the copper wire and wire mesh to a 4-screw power strip, occupying only 2 ends.
  3. Connect the two homemade antennas to the remaining 2 screws on the power strip, making sure the copper wires are securely attached.

4. Installation and connection to the TV

  1. Attach the antenna to a bracket making sure it is in an elevated position.
  2. On the other end of the long cable, attach a coaxial adapter for your TV.
  3. Connect the antenna to the TV and select the over-the-air channel search option.

Tips to improve the signal

  • Place the antenna in a high, clear location for better reception.
  • Try adjusting the direction of the antenna until you find the best signal.
  • If you live in an area with a lot of interference, you can use a signal booster.

Explaining this in text is very complicated, that’s why we recommend you watch the Inventor 79 video:

By following these steps, you will be able to enjoy your air channels without having to pay subscriptions, taking advantage of an economical and effective solution.

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