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Originally Posted by Mikoyan
You don't have to use anything fancy. A lot of the OTA HDTV antennas are just rebranded from the old VHF/UHF antennas. You can use a plain old set of rabbit ears to pick up a signal. They're all broadcasting on the same UHF frequencies they used to use in the past.
A few years back for my uncle's retirement party at a restaurant in Richmond, he's a big Canucks fan, and he wanted to watch the playoff game at the same time. All I did was run a 15 foot length of coax down the side of the room to act as an antenna to pick up the CBC OTA signal.
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Interesting..
So if you had some coax you could probably just strip back a few feet of the sheathing and just coil it up or something to create an antenna...
MG1, if you’re interested I could whip up something like a coaxial end on a long length of coax or something, on the house.
To tune into the channels do you just go to the cable input and flip around or what?