How to make a simple and FREE TV antenna
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If you’re entering the brave new world of life without cable, you want a TV antenna that’s going to deliver a crisp high-def picture into your home.
You don't always have to spend a lot of money. In fact, you might have everything you need to get free TV for life just by using some scrap wire and electrical tape.
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I was getting 22 broadcast channels on my store-bought antenna, some of which were of such poor quality they were unwatchable. Rather than buy a more expensive antenna, I decided to try this DIY version. It is amazing. I went from 22 channels to 36, all of which are crystal-clear. That's with the antenna in my basement. No telling what I'd get if I moved it outside. Thank you. You're a genius.
Not a genies, but thanks for the kind words. Really glad to hear it helped. Thanks for sharing your story.
This was quick easy and saved me some money. I live in the woods with No neighbors. No towers nearby. And this was amazing. From no signal to all these channels. Thank you Buddy . ❤
This was a quick and easy project. I have made several indoor antennas and they work well, but this variation is outstanding. All my prior fringe stations are solid now with massively improved signal strength. I found that orienting the copper end horizontally is consistently better, which supports the fact that almost 95% of U.S. TV transmitters utilize antennas that are horizontally polarized. Thanks very much!
I was sceptical at first but I ate my words when I made this aerial and did a channel scan. It pulled in 36 channels without any trouble and in crystal clear quality.
That's great. Glad you got some free TV.
This really works. I set this up in my son’s room. His room faces the city. I put the wire up by the window. He gets a bunch of Channels. Some of them in perfect HD. Now We can watch the Cowboys on Sunday. Thank You for putting this tutorial on Utube. It’s amazing how good it works. Thanks.
That's great to hear. I'm so glad you guys can enjoy some free football together!
Man this Bs Actually worked lol we just moved to this house and wifi people talking about they can't come out for 3days and your hack is the only way we could get the kids to sleep in their Room Pbs kids Showing Good AF 👍
Great to hear it helped you out, especially with getting the kids to bed. You may want to check out buying a legit indoor TV antenna as a backup.
Here are some tips I wrote up in case you're interested.
cordcuttingreport.com/homemade-antenna-vs-bought/
I made 2 of these, in 10 minutes or less, from pieces of cable I saved (and that my girlfriend has threatened to throw out a million times.) I'm blown away! One of the installs was in my basement workshop, beneath a copper waste line and next to a poured wall (rebar.) I get 30 channels with no pixelation or problems at all. The second one went on our main TV (ground floor) and I get an additional 5. We do have cable, but it goes out occasionally. Now we have a choice. I have tried several, admittedly cheap, store-bought, and supposedly "amplified" antennas, and this simple hack blew them away. Added benefit - she will probably never question my hoarded wire box again.
Perfect, Thanks!! 6" off the end as indicated, 8' cable (curled behind the TV!!!) about 35 miles outside of Sao Paulo. Gaining over 45 digital channels. You da man!
I know this is an old video , but I cut my mohu cable off the flat panel and followed your advice and I went from 1 channel to 13 channels on a scan works great. Thnx so much.
I bought antenna for 70$ last year to my basement, it works great. I watch this video, i made it, connected to my TV and its working almost the same! I have just one program less.
Thank You!
Ppl! Stop spending money!
Spend 5 min and enjoy your free tv!
Wasn’t your cable antenna was black, and the one connected to your tv is white? 🤔
Thank you so much!!! I was about to walk out the house to buy an antenna but figured I give this a try first since I was staring at some unused cable wire in my garage. This hack works amazing and I have over 40 digital channels!!!! You are the man and you get my like and my sub!!
Cool. Thanks Stephan. Glad it helped. If you do end up buying an indoor TV antenna down the road, I have another video on that.
Man, I had this idea and was doubtful so I turned to RUclips and saw this video. It works!! I can’t believe it it really works! Thank you for making this video!
You bet. Glad you're enjoying some free TV.
My room hates every store bought atenna so before I decided to buy over a hundred atenna I decided to see if I could make one, they look simple enough... I've seen many videos on RUclips and I have to say this works ! Make sure you are searching on your t.v for air or atenna! Move it around a couple times and find your best option! This really saves you money very simple and cannot give you enough thumbs up
Right on
Simple process
Straightforward video (with no BS backstories)
Fantastic results
Many thanks!
Worked great. I have an elevation problem at my home but with little effort I can get all my locals. Thank you for the upload.
One of my cheap wall antenna's broke so I tried your technique and it works better than the ones I paid money for. Thanks
How did you start with a black wire and end up with a white wire?
Holy shit. Dude this works better then expensive antennas just did hooked it up it's like cable without the box. Getting all the channels I couldn't get before thanks man
Glad it worked!
Just tried this. It works in my country and area. Thank you very much. Easy, simple to make, and effective.
Getting those channels with this is music to my eyes. Thanks friend.
Holy Cow! Worked great! Found an old coax cable in a cabinet that hasn't been used since the house was wired in 1988! Gonna be able to watch the Broncos game tonight while DirecTV and Channel 9 money-grub over contracts with each other.......thanks so much!
Very cool. Glad you didn't miss the game. Check out my antenna reviews if/when you get ready to breakup with DIRECTV.
I have a couple here on RUclips, but more in-depth ones on the site.
My antenna broke and I went to buy a new one the prices were so high I went home and started looking for videos and found yours I just want to say thank you my TV works perfectly you just saved me some cash thank you again.
Hey, that's so great. Thanks for letting me know. Glad that I saved you some money.
HOLY CRAP MAN IM ONLY 12 YEARS OLD AND I DID THIS AND IT WORKED! THANK U SOOOO MUCH! NOW I FEEL SO SMART!!!!
Cool man. Nice work.
my family would be soo happy!!!
SOUR BOY how long was the whole thing?
like just 4 inches
I meant the whole cable?
Works Great I returned my rabbit ear antenna because this method picked up more channels. Thank You
Holy crap! It works! I live 25-30 mins north of Nashville TN and I'm getting a good Signal!!
Glad to hear it! Good stuff.
Cord Cutter please make a video how to use it.Because I'm using led tv for first time and I don't know that how to use it.
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I can't believe that this works! Thank You!! All I wanted was lower channels, and local news which is what I can get! I just called Directv and cut the cord! Thanks again..
You bet. Glad you are saving some cash now and getting some free TV.
Wow! This actually works! Thank you!
I've had a tv for a while but no aerial... I've been twiddling my thumbs and watched every dvd I own. Great hack!
Wow man thank you so much, i just moved in and you made my house feel like a home. Got every tv in the house hooked up. I got some practice so i can do one in like 2 minutes now. Awesome video.
That's great to hear. Thanks! Congrats on the new place. Hope you enjoy all the free TV.
Im about strip one. A couple of minutes wont effect my life, if its not working. Im tired of people waving at me when im moving my antenna around the window. Everytime i change the channel.
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5yrs too late but it still works. It worked for me.
But i didnt found even a singal chennel in kabul afghanistan
I live in Poland. .and your idea worked for me.Thanks so so so much.
Fellow Polack here. So glad it helped!
Poland has TV?!?!
What is the significance of 6 inches? Is it because it is approximately 1/4 the wave length of channel 14? (470-476 MHz) Have you tried different lengths of bare conductor to see the effect on reception?
It worked getting 25 channels. Located in Oshawa, Ont. Thanks a million
Awesome! Thanks for sharing.
Ok, I tried this while drunk, took 5 minutes. I don’t get as many channels as usual but got a good few with good reception. I recommend this as a quick fix 👍
Yep. It Definitely works!!! Just tried it. The only thing I did different was used duct tape because I didn't have the electrical kind. Thanks 😊
This works great, I made mine about 16 feet and threw it on the over the roof of my workshop, went from 17 channels to 36. Thanks
@Bonan Magic no plywood roof, I was surprised how well it worked.
1 quick question? After you connect the cable (homemade antenna) to the back of the TV where do you position the cable/copper end? Can it just lay behind the TV, does it need to be near a window? I did not catch that part on your video. Thanks so much for sharing your time and talents with me. c. mason
Put it near the window
I put copper end in between the window and the blinds and I used a clothes pin to hook it to the blinds. After I made the antenna this way I scanned my TV channels to see how many channels I could get. I was actually really surprised how well it worked and picked up about 40 channels some that I didn't even know could get. It worked better than ur typical antenna and a lot better than the one I bought at Walmart for $30
I was skeptical at first, too simple, too easy, even a little tinkledink. To my surprise, however, I now have 33 new free digital channels on my tv. Great Job!
I took my old coax in the attic from former Dish use and made this antenna. I am amazed at how well this works. I also included an aluminum foil reflector to further increase signal strength. I was done in 30 min, but needed a bit longer to tweak the location. Great tip!
Awesome. Congrats on the free channels!
Thanks alot! Does it matter, though, how long your coaxial cable is? Will this method work for any length, like a 6' or a 16' cable, just as long you have the specified amount of copper wire exposed? I really appreciate everything! (Rom. 10:9&10; Acts 3:19; Mark 16;16)
@@stellakrebs4861 My coax runs from my living room up inside the attic. (Galatians 2:20, Ephesians 1:15-17 )
@@stellakrebs4861 - I did 10"
Absolutely amazing how much money and stress I have saved just because a DYI person posted a helpful video on RUclips. I followed the steps and now have a free TV antenna. I am watching a Green Bay Packers vs Minnesota Vikings game as I type this comment @
So glad to hear you are saving some cash. Thanks for sharing.
I did it on 4 tv's in the house, I'm getting about 20 channels crystal clear on each one. Today I took back all our cable boxes & turned off the cable except the internet. Our monthly bill will be $77 instead of $104. I was just getting basic cable before not the expanded option. Actually getting more channels now. All except TBS. Thanks again !!!
That's awesome! Glad you are saving some cash.
sir can it work in India also?
Not sure. Try it out and let me know!
Excellent job young man, i award you Electrical engineering Degree, your idea will work and can provide up to 75 channels depending on where you live. I would however modify one step, make center wire 12 inches long and connect to nearest window. GOOD JOB!
YES. This works in my area. I just watched built and tested this antenna in about 45 mins.
holy mother of gawd! cut the friggin cord and dreaded over which "100 mile" indoor antenna to buy next... 3 models and $200+ after, saw this video and tried it on an old coaxial cable coming into the house from an unused satellite dish. did the trim/slicing outside near highest pt of the roofline and voila!!! got 142 channels vs 108 before!!! These indoor antennas are robbing ppl blind, myself included. Thank you!
You can skip buying any antenna that claims to have a "100 mile" or "200 mile" range. That's impossible thanks to physics. There are good (and ethical) manufacturers of TV antennas, but unfortunately, there is zero regulation on what some companies claim about their products.
It worked really well....Thank you very much, I put it outside and gives crystal clear image...probably will move it inside on rainy days...
Glad to hear it, Paul. Thanks for sharing.
I got over 100 channels by putting a 15 foot coaxial cable, plugging it in to a two way splitter, and stripping about 36 inches of a spare coaxial cable to the copper, cutting that in half, making two 18-inch pieces of copper, then finally bending both in a zig zag shape and plugging them into the splitter.
WOW, Hard to believe this simple thing WORKS BIGTIME!!!. We cut out our cable company a couple months ago (couldn't pay the bill) .. and this "thing" got 14 of the BEST channels. THIS IS REVOLUTIONARY!!! Bravo man, Bravo. God Bless you bro'...God bless you.
That's awesome! Glad you got to ditch cable and save some money.
HI, I have a question, I apologize ahead of time if I missed something. My understanding is, as long as you have 6 inches of copper wire exposed, it doesn't really matter how long your cable is that you attach to the tv? Is this correct?
I have been trying this out by using two smaller lengths of exposed copper coax attached to a splitter so it makes a twin antenna that I attach to a longer length of coax. I tried both a single exposed piece, and with the twin wire splitter attached and it seemed to pick up more channels and clearer reception.
I did mine a little different but this actually works . Got me 35 channels and the two local I actually did this for . 👍🏼
When I first saw this I said to myself.... sure.... right.... like the kid that said you could get faster internet by taping 2AA batteries to an old sneaker and hang it behind your computer.... or whatever the trick was ....but after reading all these positive reviews I HAVE to try this. Also I get a kick out of some of the (must be) young folks that never were without cable and they think we are stealing something. Back in the day, before cable I remember getting all of 3 channels... maybe 4 if you got PBS on a good day.... and no color either....... thanks for the idea.... will try it tonight....
Peace
I thought the same thing like yeah right but I needed an antenna when my satellite went out because of the storms we were having. And after I made it and hooked it up I actually got more channels then I did with the one I bought at Walmart for $30 that I couldn't find. I put the copper wire in between the window and blinds and then clipped it to the blind I worked great. I got channels I didn't even know could get
Thank you soooo much! This is the only working tutorial for me!!
Sweet baby Jesus riding a raptor in Atlantis, it works.
Thank you, kind sir for humbly doing battle with that coax cable.
My roommate is in the hospital so his parents are at our house from out of state and I couldn't get the Roku to work, or Netflix to work on an Android box, nor a digital cable box. I spent a whole day fiddling with those and went to bed defeated. then I woke up this morning and watched your video and got digital channels working in a total of 30 minutes for them and now they can have something to do besides worry and stress(which means I am able to do something besides worry and stress as much too).
They thanked me but I pass those thanks along to you, oh defeater of cable sheaths. Had I not seen the struggle I would have thought I was doing it wrong, so I have no complaints about it not being edited out. Haha.
Thanks again from all of us here:) May you keep your exacto blade sharp kind sir.
I bought a $60 antenna off Amazon yesterday, waiting for it to be delivered probably tomorrow, in the meantime I searched “homemade tv antenna” and this was the 1st video that popped up. Literally, took 5 min, got 32 stations!! I’ll probably send the other one back and save my $60 😂
I thought this was a joke until I tried it .With only 2 feet of wire I got about 20 channels. Thanks for this hack..!
The critical part is the exposed wires. Here in the USA I think its 460-600 mhz. So 468÷center freq. Then half that for each side. About 5.4" for each side of the dipole antenna.
Much Mahalo to your simplistic cord cutting antenna, did away with spectrum cable TV and only pay for internet. Saved $140.00. There was a lot of different types of unnecessary configuration diy TV antenna but yours was the simplest way. Mahalo and Aloha for your diy video.
I have done this for years . it works exactly perfect to. I never taped the foil on the wire I just cut it off flush with the rubber on the cord
This is called a 1/2 wave dipole antenna. Each part, the 1) inside conductor and 2) the foil make up what are referred to as the "elements" of the antenna. You shouldn't cut off the foil. In fact, the antenna will be directional if the elements are shaped in a V with the widest end facing the stations that you want to pick up.
omg! Thank you so much for the suggestion ,I did it just the way how you show it , and it really works ,now I have 15 free channels ,just what I need it ,I don't have to pay for cable,thanks!!
My parents have a tv in their room and used an old set of rabbit ears to get stations but they hardly got any channels they wanted because we live out in the country. I tried this for them and it works perfectly for them! Thanks!
Awesome. I'm really glad to hear that.
YOU CAN'T GET CABLE TV OR DIRECT TV ON A SIMPLE CABLE OR WIRE, WHAT YOU CAN GET IS TV OVER THE AIR BROADCASTING AND NOTHING MORE EVEN YOU PUT 2000 EXPOSE WIRE LIKE THIS YOU WON'T GET NOTHING JUST TV OVER THE AIR BROADCASTING
@@antoncroes4078 maybe what he meant was the signal was really bad that they could hardly get any picture at all.
@@canesvenatici9588 YOU CAN'T GET CABLE TV OR DIRECT TV ON A SIMPLE CABLE OR WIRE, WHAT YOU CAN GET IS TV OVER THE AIR BROADCASTING AND NOTHING MORE EVEN YOU PUT 2000 EXPOSE WIRE LIKE THIS YOU WON'T GET NOTHING JUST TV OVER THE AIR BROADCASTING
Thank you soooooo much I tried this for my bedroom tv and the number of channels were BETTER with this method than the over priced antenna in my window! I am going to try it on my great room and hope for the same results...thank you so much I was looking on Amazon to see which OTA antenna was in my budget. This is better by far, thanks again!
That's great to hear. Glad this helped you out.
So simple and very effective in the Phoenix metro. Thanks dude!
I got 34 crystal clear channels doing this. Thanks man.
Glad it helped!
Mine is not working
dude. this antenna works better than the ones you buy at the store. thanks for sharing this high value knowledge with us. this is really genius. Thanks again
You bet! I'm really glad it worked for you.
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Galo Robles how long was the whole thing?
The one I made was with about five feet of cord. You could use less if you had to. The idea is to just grab some spare coaxial cord you have around the house.
guys this works....for real for real try it
Did this because I thought it was fake, then it worked. Never been so happy to play myself. 😂🤣Thank you!
Thanks for posting this tutorial. With this antenna I can pick up 59 channels in the El Paso, TX area and got rid of my cable subscription. You are a hero in my household and saved me a bunch of money.
What part do u stick this antenna into at back of tv?
Do you use the regular tv remote or cable remote
@@shirleyhansford6047 Screws into the cable antenna on back of TV. I use TV remote I go rid of cable and stream most content
Thank you so much. I got rid of cable months ago. This is perfect for my husband to enjoy his sports now that it’s back on. Just did it got 13 channels in Ontario Canada. I’m going to play with position of the wire to see if I could get more.
LOL, I can't believe this actually worked!!! I just did it. I just wish it picked up more cable channels. Great video!!!
Thanks! Glad it worked for you.
I JUST NOW made your antenna using an extra cable that connects a dvd player to the tv. I'm in a state of shock. I haven't even checked all the channels but so far I'm getting 20, clearly. So, I'm thanking you for the instruction. I'm not abig tv watcher but I do like to have it running during storm season. I also have anicecollection òfmovies that I don't have to pay a movie channel to watch😆.
Do you have to stick the other end of the wire near a window or something?
Thanks
Good question! Unfinished, half way explained!
Old(ish) video by now (Oct. 2022) but this still works great and in my major metro area it pulled in 110 digital channels. Every major broadcaster, and many alternate channels like 11.1, 11.2, 11.3, etc. The majors came in crystal clear including the local ABC that NEVER came in on the powered antenna or the supposed "60 mile" antenna. I don't know why this works so well but it's great...even on the skinny coax cable I used that came with the powered antenna. This method works significantly better than the powered one. Just follow exactly as instructed and you will be amazed.
I taped this sticking vertically straight up onto the back of my flat screen and got 4 channels. Then I bent the copper wire part 45 degrees into a horizontal position and got 16 channels!
Thank you. I didn't switch antenna from cable to air. I am using my old analog antenna in the attic and it works great.
It works and I live 35 miles away from city thank you very much.
44 Channels!!! This is amazing. Money saver...
Thanks dude for posting something so simple to do! A few years ago I got suckered into buying a very expensive and useless antenna from crutchfield. My dad helped me put it up and I thought I had a winner on the first day (which was a clear and non-windy day) but then reality set in a few days after. Wish I had seen this before because I sure as hell am not going up and down the damn roof to adjust that big ass thing just to get a good picture. For sure this summer it's coming down as it's a damn eye sore. This is awesome!! Thank you!!!
Sorry to hear about your antenna woes. Glad this worked out. Don't judge all antenna makers by your experience. There are some very good models out there. Check out my site or other videos for suggestions and how I test them out.
I have to apologize,i really did not think this would work,BUT TO MY AMAZMENT IT WORKS GREAT,SUPER THANKS
Out of curiosity, I tried this for a neighbor who needs an antenna and it works almost as well as my amplified antenna that I paid more than 50 CAD$.
I got the same 8 channels with both antennas.
The coaxial cable I used is a very cheap one bought in a dollar store.
With it, the reception is excellent for most channels, but with a couple channels, it is somewhat more stable with the amplified antenna.
It works better if you have it in a window facing the direction of the TV transmitters, also using RG-11 or RG-6 quad shield vs RG-59
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I had a leftover coax cable from comcast. I just stripped 6" plastic off the end and plugged in the other end into my TV. 29 channels. Thanks!
Works great with a digital tuner converter box thanks for the tip
You bet. Glad it helped.
How the heck? I have that converter box--I like I can see what is on next. How did you hook it up? I stripped the one side of the cable cord so I thought the box could not be included. Could you let me know?
How did the black wire turn white
I tried this and it worked !!! Its far from perfect as I loose n gain channels , some better then others . Being 70 miles + from most tv stations , ill settle for this . I took cable connected from outlet in the house to tv , outside stripped the wire like he did , scanned tv and ta da ! channels ... Sure beats paying for useless channels , thanks !
Awesome! That's impressive you are drawing in broadcast signals from so far away.
I purchase two antennas and none of them could pick up a signal. Did as instructed in this video and was able to pick up 68 channels. Amazing! Thank you! Try it this works. I am in a metro area so if it does not work for you, you may be too far from the antenna.
maybe you should update the video and show us the final position of the whole cable/antenna in the end
Well I hope I still have my cable laying around I'm going to make one and try it! over 24 + hrs now without internet, it Smart TV, I am getting a antenna for back up
Nothing worse than being home on Friday evening with no TV lol
We got hit hard yesterday across Canada, antenna should boast sales again.for backups
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I always recommend keeping cash aside and safe for this very reason
Thnx for sharing your brilliant simple idea .
Definitely worth trying and if works I will promote your video by sharing
Muchas gracias. You took some of your valuable time to share your knowledge with us. May God bless you.
Glad it helped!
I guess this makes sense as it is vertical omni directional. My rooftop antenna doesn't get all of the channels this does and I have this simply hanging behind the tv in a window. Thanks!
I bought several antennas in the $30-40 range and they did not work good. I did this and hooked it up outside and it works flawlessly! Glad I found this.
Just a curious question...what is the reason for leaving the mesh and then taping it?
same here.
So this actually works, how long can cable be?
@@paulrpaulr3660 not sure. it was a pretty long run of cable probably over 50ft. obviously the longer it is the more signal strength it can lose.
A metal coat hanger works well too. Hooking a coax into a window screen works very well.
Works great. Thanks for sharing your knowledge
Oh man! Thank you so very much. I tried your simple trick and I got 348 air channels for free. Way better than cable. Thank agin. 🙏🏼💜😎✨👍🏼
I have 800 air channels it's amazing!!! I'm still sad cause one of my friends get 1000 air channels.
This is pure genius. I get all my local channels and in in a suburb close to a city but not in it. Most the channels are 10 miles away. Some 38 miles away are kinda spotty with this, but the fact I can get them at all is very impressive! Thanks for the video :D
You're welcome. If you had a legit antenna, you'd get better reception. But I think using the wire is a good litmus test for figuring out what's possible before you spend any money. Enjoy the free TV!
did u take the anntena out of the house... you guys a leaving us in dark
22 Crystal clear channels ....Thank you
Can the exposed copper section be longer than 6 inches? Any benefit if longer?
6 inches is within the average 'quarter wavelength' of UHF TV frequencies
(The range of UHF TV quarter wavelengths is from around 6.25" to 4.25". 6" is between those and just a convenient number to work with)
You could try 15" for VHF-hi, but usually fewer stations on that band, and the longer length might affect receiving UHF stations (which there are usually more of)
it's not an exact science LOL
@@youdontknowme5969 good day sir..i tried it sir with my XENON brand TV but..it will not work..ls there a standard procedure sir..?
Kudos! This works. Get all local channels and the towers are up to 25 miles away.
I thought I might be able to pick up a channel or two with this, but didn't expect to be able to pick up stations 60 miles away. This simple experiment exceeded all my expectations and will make due in place of a proper antenna for quite some time, probably. Thanks for sharing!
It actually works, i managed to get 35 channels, out of which only 8 are free, but still, amazing
I did something similar when I switched to streaming services. Later, I found an old rabbit ears antenna and it works fine.
Simple and it works great. 105 channels from Houston TX> Thanks.
I just made this contraption for a new tv we just got. The DirecTv people won't come out for a few days. We live in the middle of nowhere, and I was able to pick up 22 channels. Some of them are not clear, but who cares! Thank you, Cord Cutting!
Glad to help! Enjoy the new TV.
Hi I just want to say that, I used this method and it really worked so well!!!!! It’s amazing thank you so much . Fantastic