Since there is interference to the TV signal here and its all antenna, no cable. I was looked around for a way to make a homemade digital antenna, and I found a really simple one on the internet. And damn it works.

What you need is a small coffee can, a hammer, a galvanized nail, a length of coax with connector, and some duct tape.

You tap the nail in the center of the coffee can, strip then one end of the coax and wrap it around the nail. Then drive or push the nail the rest of the way in and tape down the nail with a strip of duct tape. Hook it up and Voila! :thumbsup:

Claims it also works for wifi, but I can quarantee it works for digital TV, but you still need the converter box. And no interference and cheap. :smokin:
gypski Reviewed by gypski on . Homemade Digital Antenna Since there is interference to the TV signal here and its all antenna, no cable. I was looked around for a way to make a homemade digital antenna, and I found a really simple one on the internet. And damn it works. What you need is a small coffee can, a hammer, a galvanized nail, a length of coax with connector, and some duct tape. You tap the nail in the center of the coffee can, strip then one end of the coax and wrap it around the nail. Then drive or push the nail the rest of the way Rating: 5