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I finally got sick of the cable company and ditched them after learning that I was going to have to pay even more money to see programming in HD. I soon decided that over the air TV reception was for me. After going to my local "shack" and looking at the price of antennas, I decided that I could make one for about $15 or less.
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You will need:
Copper wire, I used 14 gauge home electrical wire, stripped of insulation
Enameled 22 gauge wire, purchased from a pack of three types at Radio Shack
Picture frame or framing material
75 to 300 ohm matching transformer with spade clips on one end and female F connector on other
Drill and drill bits
Copper wire, I used 14 gauge home electrical wire, stripped of insulation
Enameled 22 gauge wire, purchased from a pack of three types at Radio Shack
Picture frame or framing material
75 to 300 ohm matching transformer with spade clips on one end and female F connector on other
Drill and drill bits
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