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All these years of living i did not know this was possible to do your tv.. especially before streaming and cable.. just had to share.

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Lol kids finding out how an aerial works. You might want to use something longer if you don't happen to live near a transmitter.

http://www.overtheairdigitaltv.com/tv-station-locator-tool/



Wow, that was remarkably simple!



You didn't know that antennas exist?



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I'm sure people used to use knives and forks for things like this



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BRAH!!! That's really impressive!



1980. That was the last time I used an antenna with a TV at my parents place. I would be very curious to see what I could pick up with an antenna now. Think I would get anywhere from 1 to 3 channels.



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1980. That was the last time I used an antenna with a TV at my parents place. I would be very curious to see what I could pick up with an antenna now. Think I would get anywhere from 1 to 3 channels.

The sad thing is, when our cable went out 5 years ago we could pick up a few analog channels (without even an antenna, just a piece of coax cable attached) and they were better quality than the digital HD channels... No pixelation! All analog channels are gone now, there's a few digital channels you can pick up but then you get the worst of both worlds. Atmospheric noise causing the signal to break up and compression artifacts, yay.



It's kind of sad to think that there are millions of people who have never had the joy of adjusting rabbit ears on a TV while your family calls out instructions.