Hack into a TV to get more channels! Make this DIY antenna that will get you at least a dozen more channels. You need a fork, shoelace and an old metal desk lamp. This is way better and far cheaper than the ones you buy in the store.
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Clean the inside of your big-screen televsion
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Connect a laptop or PC to your TV with an RGB cable
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Connect your laptop to your TV
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Program an RCA universal remote
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Get Free HDTV with a Coat Hanger Antenna
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Repair a plasma TV with a blinking LED light issue
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Connect your laptop to an older version television set
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Use the Xfinity TV app to watch TV on your iPad, iPhone, or iPod Touch
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Fix a convergence problem on your rear projection TV
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Hook up a digital-to-analog converter box
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Change a projector lamp or light bulb
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Make a remote control work with just one battery
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Use a Goko TC-20 Super 8mm sound film transfer machine
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Transfer 8mm film using a vintage Tobin TVT-8 Telecine
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Connect a computer to an HDTV using an HDMI cable
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Hack an LCD screen & overhead into a digital projector
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Make a digital television antenna
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Fix a scratched CD or DVD for free
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Make an easy & cheap homemade movie projector
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Repair Samsung lcd TV power clicking problem
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Clean the inside of your big-screen televsion
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Connect a laptop or PC to your TV with an RGB cable
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Install a TV Socket
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Use the Xfinity TV app to watch TV on your iPad, iPhone, or iPod Touch
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Repair a plasma TV with a blinking LED light issue
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Watch Hulu content on a Samsung TV with Hulu Plus
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Use the EyeClops Mini Projector to Play Xbox 360 Games or Watch iPhone Videos
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Rabbit Ears = Free HDTV
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Connect a computer to an HDTV using an HDMI cable
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Make the transition from analog to digital television
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Change the aspect ratio on a standard HDTV
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Play video from the Internet on a TV using a set-top box
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Play videos from an Apple iPod on a standard TV with AV cables
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Calibrate a high-definition television when setting up a home theatre
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Maintain the proper viewing distance when watching television
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Install a backlight behind a widescreen TV
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Turn one HDMI port into three using a switcher
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Display your computer monitor on a TV screen
2 Comments
useless when tv stations go digital
This person knows nothing about resonating frequencies. This is a real head shaker. And we wonder where all these Urban Legends come from.
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