A piece of coaxial cable unlocks all TV channels || Antenna Booster

This video teaches you how to make a powerful booster antenna using coaxial cable, With this digital antenna, you can watch all TV channels in HD and 4K quality. This antenna includes a signal amplifier.
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[@nobbybrown8056]

Worked amazing for me, connected it up, set fire to my tv, burnt the house down, got a new house and all channels on my new tv. Thanks a million. You're a genius.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

This is impossible my friend, this antenna is very safe and does not generate any illegal voltage

[@ZAMORACON007]

Oh yeah?!? Sounds like you're saying that you're DUMBER THAN A BAG OF HAMMERS REAL-LIVE STUPID IDIOT who could somehow do something like that... GET OUT OF HERE WITH UR STUPID LYING-ASS & TELL WHOEVER RAISED U "THANKS" 4 MAKING U A LYING, STUPID, IDIOT FOR SOCIETY 2 WATCH OUT FOR.🖕🏻🖕🏻🖕🏻🖕🏻🖕🏻

[@WildWillieWiccan]

​@@InnovationPlusOneCan you recognize sarcasm / facetious comments / not being serious comments ?

[@blackeagle7947]

😆😆😆😆😆 LOL

[@Over-for-now]

​@@WildWillieWiccanvery very funny 🤣

[@habichiblah7534]

I made this and was able to watch channels that were first broadcast back in the 1600s. Too many witchburnings for my liking, so I adjusted the length and am now able to enjoy live broadcasts of t-rexes fighting with triceratops. Total Genius.

[@ChewyFrog]

😂

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thanks for sharing!

[@timwilliams1438]

😂

[@user-fb2hv9cy7y]

😂😂😂

[@user-rc7wm7ib5e]

SO DID I . Except The shows l got were (FROM THE 1700,s) AND TV /CABLE WERE NON EXISTENT! CAN HE EXPLAIN THAT TO ME?🤨BOB.

[@davidjosephjohn8599]

I don't even watch these types of vids but I do read the great replys.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thank you for reading all the comments my friend❤

[@luisgarcia395860638]

I LOVE reading the comments after your videos. My stomach hurts from laughing so hard! You're very gracious in your responses, I respect that. Seriously though, I watched the whole video. Great soundtrack. I admire your ingenuity. I live in the city, so all I need to do is go buy an indoor antenna if I ever need to watch live TV. Maybe when I retire, I'll try making some of your stuff. Also, most streaming services pick up live TV.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thank you for taking the time to watch my videos and read the comments, my friend, you are a good person❤❤❤

[@WildWillieWiccan]

There is a certain feeling of accomplishment & learning from building these projects. They are educational for 12+ year olds, especially when done with a knowledgeable parent or Boy Scout Electronics Merit Badge counselor or done as a Science Fair project.

[@VinsaneOne]

I may do this in a pinch, but I had to go back to the beginning and listen to that great song two more times! Love it by the way, great video great soundtrack!

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thank you my friend, glad you liked the video and the song❤🙏

[@daveking3494]

Great soundtrack? A four on the floor disco beat from the 70s with a minor 7th chord. How unimaginative can you get?

[@VinsaneOne]

@@daveking3494 still had a nice groove to it. If you've been a musician or in music as long as I have you would know all the greatest music of all time came from the late 60s and 70s. Also, it doesn't matter how simple a song is, it's what it brings to the listener that counts. The flavor of any song will be palatable to some, while for others it's not.

[@ICESUPREME123]

I was digging the music too. Like a Kool and the Gang Kraftwerk on speed. I would try this if I had some time. I’ve gone through three antennas they don’t work at all.

[@macforme]

Aggggggghhhhhhhhh! I had to turn the sound off. Your sarcasm is duly noted. 👍

[@jeffsteele1295]

My Great Grandmother made on of these back in 1850 . She had to use the coax from her sat system but still works great today !

[@InnovationPlusOne]

❤🙏

[@blackeagle7947]

😆😆😆😆😆

[@myk602010]

And she became the richest woman in the world if I remember correctly.

[@jeffsteele1295]

It means my Grandmother did not have one of these that worked in 1850 and neither does this one work either. Hint coax and sat system did not exist in 1850. @@battleangelfan7067

[@flouisbailey]

Much easer than my grandfathers metal Wagon rim bent into a Z.

[@kenhawkins5469]

Well done son you're a gifted carpenter and hard worker. From an old guy in London Kenny Hawkins.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thank you my friend, welcome to innovation plus one channel

[@pricey4566]

I just bought a smart TV and guess what ? it cost less and i get all my channels now rather than watching this incredible scientific technique from the 1800's you are a genius 🤘

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thank you, you are also a genius my friend❤

[@darb4091]

Don't even have power, yet this allows me to watch TV stations from hundreds of miles away!!!!

[@InnovationPlusOne]

I am very happy that you were able to watch TV using this antenna

[@darb4091]

@@InnovationPlusOne Yes, tuning in Tokyo every night.

[@marxman00]

I carefully followed all the steps and suprised how well it works but no matter how I orientate the antena all the channels Im getting are at least 26 years late and the adverts im getting seem to be japanese ..however it was still worth the small outlay and time taken. Im now watching the first series of Friends

[@InnovationPlusOne]

I am glad that I helped you by making this antenna❤

[@user-ss5hi1lx3w]

Very genius creat. I suggest use the oscilloscope to test show the mirco wave.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thank you for your advice, I will definitely use oscilloscope in the next videos

[@Little_Mew]

I am blown away by how well it works. I did everything you did in your video, hooked it up and got all kinds of channels. I even got foreign channels, adult entertainment in 4K.....astonishing! I'll be sure to share this video! Thanks!

[@wasanaboxing]

Thank for sharing my friend Full enjoyed video .. Thank thank thank ❤

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thanks for visiting❤🙏

[@jimcoyle8404]

Thanks for the video. Wow - how rude some of these commentators can be. You handle them with such grace and kindness. Good luck with your future endeavors!!!

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thank you my friend, you are a kind person, I am proud that you watch my channel❤❤❤

[@user-rc7wm7ib5e]

HEY STUPID , PLEASE DONT VOTE, Your A true LOSER

[@davidjosephjohn8599]

No one is being rude. They're being funny to a preposterous pseudo hack.

[@cnbinvestments3876]

I did this and it really works!!! Seriously I now know who my father is Thank you so much

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Glad I could help you my friend by making this signal booster.😍

[@robertsmith3518]

I did this and a voice came over the tv and gave me lotto numbers ,I hit the mega millions , thanks . This really works

[@InnovationPlusOne]

I'm glad this idea surprised you

[@CarlaHassKing]

🤣

[@TomVagabond]

So glad I took a chance I'm watching one more of these DIYs

[@InnovationPlusOne]

I am glad that you are interested in these inventions

[@howie4150]

I ran an extention cord onto the back porch next door and plugged it in.Turns out I can get free electricty as long as they don't see the cord. Then I connected my cable into a splitter and can now get all the channels they get.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thank you my friend for sharing your experience about this antenna

[@taylorcoulter2449]

Thank you my friend for being a smart a but I do believe you are probably full of BS. Furthermore appreciate you putting it on here so I can call you out

[@halbud]

A log splitter ?? I'm gonna try it!

[@user-rc7wm7ib5e]

Will YOU PLEASE MAKE A VIDEO FOR ALL OF US ,PLEASE (WE ALL WANT ONE)!!😭😭✌️

[@thrill2020]

If they come ask you about it tell them i didnt steal it i Discovered it!

[@electrichellion5946]

Back in the late seventies and early eighties when pay channels such as HBO and Showtime were broadcast over the airwaves and descrambled at the customers house, my dad and several friends who were in the radio/television broadcasting business made directional antenna that resembled a M1919 air cooled machine gun that had discs as heat sinks on the barrel and the antenna was wired to a box that was for tuning and fine tuning a signal and depending on what one wanted to watch the antenna was pivoted to point at the area the broadcasting dish was at and just fine tune the signal until it was clear. Worked for years. I think he had that setup before he first bought a vhs player.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thank you for sharing your experience about TV antennas🙏❤

[@WildWillieWiccan]

I remember those. There was a single tall antenna on top of the highest building in the center of the city. Your house receive antenna needed to be high enough for SHF highly directional line - of - sight reception. The HBO station went around in cars to find illegal antennas to sue for payment or Cease-and-Desist orders. Ham radio operators working SHF (900MHz & 1.2GHz slow scan TV) were sued & had to go to court to explain why their antennas were not receiving HBO (~4.1GHz). 🤓

[@bobbyd6680]

@@WildWillieWiccan Except they couldn't do anything about OTA piracy. There are no legal protections for OTA transmissions. Pirating cable, and retransmitting pirated content was illegal, however.

[@mattikaki]

Thanks for this wonder gizmo. I am ham radio operator and senior electronic maintenance engineer from Finland. After building this I’m now able to watch Japanese TV shows. Using RG8/U coax, which has 50 ohm impedance, I was able to work Aves Island YV0 using 2W PEP.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Great, glad I helped you❤

[@WildWillieWiccan]

What length of coax in each half of the antenna? What is the overall impedance & center (resonance) frequency of the finished antenna ? Are you using a separate antenna tuner to work ham stations? Is each finished loop a variation of an electronic toroid, as in physics - a loop with only one surface? 🤓 N9MJB

[@ronmounts8075]

Kd7gtk here my fellow Ham ,,, here in Franklin Kentucky USA...

[@anthonyrosati8707]

I've also ran a 4 gauge wire from my 84 nissan Datsuns alternator straight to my 200 amp fuse panel in my basement.........I had channels from the UK in Mississippi.....picture quality was unreal and I have a black and white 13 inch box tv I actually had hi def....who needs cable and an OLED

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Great🙏❤

[@jamescicalese5722]

That is the best DYI video, done slow and you understand every step. Keep up the GREAT work.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thank you so much ❤❤❤❤❤

[@user-rc7wm7ib5e]

YOUR A FOOL TO FALL FOR THIS IDIOTIC CONTRAPTION! DO YOU HAVE A BRAIN, IF YOU DO ,PLEASE DO NOT VOTE!!!😡😡😡😡✌️

[@onlyme6479]

It worked I can now get sky movies Thanks

[@InnovationPlusOne]

I'm glad this antenna booster was able to help you, please tell us what channels you are receiving??

[@keyboardtek]

We live near the mountains outside Asheville, NC. No antenna of any design will pick up stations here. When we lived in Raleigh, we had to install an outside FM antenna on a high mast to get UNC-TV because we were in a slight valley.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thank you for sharing the antenna coverage in your area❤🙏

[@sandrainthesky1011]

In reality, this is what we had to do in the 80's to unscramble cable TV! It had to do with nulling the horizontal tag or something. The cable makes a really high-Q LC notch filter so is super important to get the measurements exact. I don't remember using components, just coax wires, but the tech is all different now. Regardless, it was real, and we were able to watch all the scrambled channels without paying (i.e. Superchannel, first choice, nudie channels etc)

[@InnovationPlusOne]

We can use this antenna idea in emergency situations and save money❤🙏

[@jeffsteele1295]

I look into building a circuit but it use several hundred parts to do what you are say you did with this what again battery and wire ?

[@sandrainthesky1011]

It’s a passive circuit so no need for battery. All RF filters are passive by nature even though some may require amplification for various reasons.

[@davidritterbush4613]

That's not how I remember it we always ran a cable to the neighbors house with a coax splitter connecting the cables

[@WilliamTaylorIII]

sorry, but NO you can't

[@dreamluchadore]

Excellent back ground music. I was jamming on it the whole vid.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Glad you liked it!

[@memyself7413]

Amazing...........it really DOES work, because the fairies at the bottom of my garden told me so.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

This antenna definitely works

[@dannmarquardt1640]

Does not UNLOCK anything. It MAY help you get better reception on local broadcast channels only. If you think you are going to get HBO, Showtime, etc., think again.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

with this idea, you can only receive channels available through terrestrial stations❤❤🙏

[@gergemall]

I did this hack and while I can’t get HBO. Showtime comes in Chrystal Clear.

[@chrisconnelly1070]

It's A Regular TV Antenna...YOU DON'T GET ANY SPECIAL CHANNELS!!!!

[@thurstongoad43]

@@InnovationPlusOne

[@8546Ken]

@@chrisconnelly1070 Right It implies you can unlock cable channels. of course you can't

[@gem1967]

I plugged my toaster in the back of mine, you should see what pops up on screen.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

I am glad that you were able to achieve your dream❤

[@eltorocal]

Animal Planet full of Crispy Critters?

[@tavtelmedia]

14 minutes of my life I will never get back.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Instead, you learned an idea that can help you in an emergency❤🙏

[@cattey3306]

you just made ,e snort.@@InnovationPlusOne

[@paulwatson654]

This was incentive for me to make one and try it, thanks for this great video presentation!

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Glad it was helpful!❤❤❤

[@user-rc7wm7ib5e]

HEY STUPID, ARE YOU SERIOUS,!PLEASE DONT VOTE (IF YOU ARE)?😭😡

[@siclmn]

I tried this but when I woke up the next morning there were two aliens in the bedroom staring at me.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

This antenna can only receive available channels

[@davidsands927]

That was the wife and mother in law

[@matchpoint14]

Back in the early 80s when we had Wometco cable tv in Clayton county GA, back when cable tv was first being put into homes someone showed me how to cut a rectangle piece out of a plastic lid from a butter container lid. He just simply folded one end and inserted it into the top of the cable box and pulled it almost all the way out and it gave us all the channels. We only paid for the basic package but with this trick it gave us all the channels. I showed my dad and he was tickled to death over this trick

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thank you for your explanation about this antenna, I'm glad you like it❤

[@luiztupinamba5234]

Tks for your video, it made go the shop and buy me an antenna.

[@luiztupinamba5234]

I bought an extra bulb too.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Glad I could help❤

[@chriscarr422]

Also works for tape dubbing, to bypass Macrovision copy protection. Make 2 and plug into each VCR being used. Put tape to be dubbed in the refrigerator for an hour prior to recording. Save TONS on videotapes!

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thank you for your advice on making the antenna❤🙏

[@froman1960]

You mean they still make video tapes?

[@olympios99]

You may get better results if you also include a resistor, a diode, a transistor, an inductor and an Intel microprocessor in this contraption. Who knows, you may be able to get TV channels from... Mars!

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thank you for your suggestion❤

[@leonardomachado85]

That's exactly what I did ! And you know what ? Yes, there really is a TV channel on Mars (Plus I think it's Mars porn) and they're in the process of installing a few more, but it will take several years to create. They are waiting for Elon Musk to deliver the equipment to them. But in the meantime we can decode channels on earth. Isn’t that wonderful!!!

[@jeffreymontgomery7516]

@@leonardomachado85 - On Mars, they just call it "Norp" Here we call it beastiality.

[@user-rc7wm7ib5e]

MAYBE USE A(FLUX CAPACITOR)THE FUTURE AWAITS! NOT BACK,OK.😭⚡️😡

[@johnnycrash3270]

I Took My Wifes Blender Rigged It to the Back of the TV Now We Get a Really Good Mix OF Channels (Wife is Still Looking for Her Blender) 🤔

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thank you for sharing your experience of making an antenna🙏❤

[@mahatmacoat5697]

my great Grandfather swapped our cockerel for a magic bean.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thank you for your comment❤🙏

[@lyndaleetqpv]

feeling cold in the winter, do this and your sure to have endless warmth for at least a coupl of hours. Thanks for showing me how to start a fire with no kinling

[@InnovationPlusOne]

My friend this idea is just a dipole antenna

[@MuddBall-yo4kf]

Amazing!!! I just watched my own birth take place live on TV using this miracle device.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

happy birthday my friend❤

[@MarthaOwens-kf7ww]

I am blown away by how well it works.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Glad this antenna helped you

[@donnyinalaska]

You should put (3) V8 spark plugs on it to get all the channels , 4 cylinder engine spark plugs pull in to much energy...

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thanks for sharing your experience about Antenna

[@Leebetter]

Don't forget these days it requires DEF for legality issues.

[@douglasasselstine7497]

I made an aluminum hat and plugged it in....I'm getting old re-runs of Mork & Mindy.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Please watch the video again and how to make this antenna

[@Hedwallfxtd]

Na-Noo, Na-No!

[@Martyn-Jones]

Wow! I knew I shouldn't have thrown away my "braid beakers" that I built to stop my 27mhz am cb radio interfering with my neighbour's 625 line tv back in 1980.😊

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thanks and welcome❤

[@TheMikeMan777]

The amazing ghetto loop antenna, don't go home without it!! 📺

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thanks❤❤

[@Element09041997]

😂😂😂

[@kenganzevoort2198]

Very similar to Flux capacitor build,however only makes about 35 gigawats

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thank you for the visit

[@jimw7ry]

Mine made 1.21 Jigawatts... Just like the Doc said is required!

[@TipsDIY8989]

Thank you for all these great tips. Keep these ideas coming. Great video.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

You are so welcome!❤❤🙏

[@billytk1225]

That took WAY more than 'a piece of coaxial cable' to unlock all TV channels...

[@InnovationPlusOne]

You can make this powerful antenna in a short time by watching this video and save money

[@blackeagle7947]

@@InnovationPlusOne Bullshit

[@kunzaxe]

I knew one day my electrical engineering degree would come in handy

[@InnovationPlusOne]

So you too can be an inventor my friend

[@markalanshaw4950]

If you run this genius invention with a built in circuit breaker it keeps you fit keep getting up resetting it, I would avoid using it with a expensive flat screen but great for a 80's portable you found in the garage, as well as a built in trip switch I would use a RCD🎉 plug while viewing the punk group The Sparks on the portable😢😢😢.Mark.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thanks for the info!

[@davidlord5739]

I guess it's believable for people who think radio waves are MAGIC.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

if you build this antenna, you will definitely be surprised

[@davidjosephjohn8599]

What do mean they aren't magic?

[@dougsprojects6431]

What coax did you use? Is there a specific wattage bulb you got the capacitor from, Or well any do? How many OHMS was the capacitor? Where I live, out in the country, there is no cable and I can't afford satellite, SO, I built a fractal antenna that I put up about 30 FT in the air. Seems to work OK, but is somewhat BI-Directional. Anyway, I do get 50+ "Channels" without a booster, but I am wondering if this would do me any good?

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thank you, my friend, for raising this question, I used a 75 ohm coaxial cable and a 10-1000pF capacitor can be used.❤❤ Meanwhile, dipole antennas can have different functions in different places

[@GeraldBarton-ed2bv]

Experimentally I used a 'butterfly' screen reflector in my area which is quite hilly, mounted on a variable height mast, and it made no difference at all.

[@davidjosephjohn8599]

Are you serious? Please...

[@micksbiggestfan4006]

Before cable went digital, there were two ways to block a channel. Either with a negative or positive notch filter. The negative filter blocked a channel completely and would have to be removed to receive the channel. The positive filter was put in place to remove interference sent down the line from the broadcaster. This setup seems to mimic that. But I know of no place that still uses it.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thank you for your explanation

[@doug995.]

I stuck a banana in the back of my TV and got Netflix for free. 😂

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Really? Please explain more, my friend❤🙏

[@knsubramanian9837]

Not Banana buddy!.Nuts!.

[@Unbroken1962]

He probably pulled it out of his a** the idiot@@InnovationPlusOne

[@jerrypatrick1047]

Brilliant, thank for sharing this...love it!!❤

[@InnovationPlusOne]

You are so welcome!❤

[@azharmehmood5308]

did you try , did it work for you?

[@user-rc7wm7ib5e]

YOUR ANOTHER IDIOT LOSER,PLEASE DON’T VOTE 🤨😡

[@andrewlindh5047]

Don't forget to add the antenna fluid so it does not burn out!

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Please explain more, my friend🙏

[@jimw7ry]

Antenna GREASE Antenna Grease! Keeps it from burning out!

[@astanfartin1647]

i heard grease is the word somewhere...... or was that a somewhen@@jimw7ry

[@FRANKIETORRES-tr3eq]

Is that next to the blinker fluid at AutoZone?

[@wbrockstar9550]

Does this work identically to the antennas you can buy at Wallyworld,etc?? You know,the ones that have a flat panel and power booster that plugs into the electrical wall outlet??

[@InnovationPlusOne]

But this antenna can be made at home with recycled materials

[@AllanTovey-hj6pd]

As I said on another one (of many) of your postings on this topic, you must have a lot of spare time on your hands

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Yes, but we may have to use these ideas when necessary❤🙏

[@rolosouth483]

pro tip: i found that if you super glue a guitar pick [medium] to a bottle cap and then zip tie it to the splitter there are no commercials. 👍

[@InnovationPlusOne]

What happens when you connect a guitar to an antenna splitter?

[@Nobody-jz7dz]

This is a subscriber. Merry Christmas!!!🎉 Please make the earliest audio fm antenna. Please also give me the specifications of the materials used. Thank you.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thank you my friend, Merry Christmas❤ I will definitely upload the FM antenna video soon my friend

[@claudeculver4076]

Yeah and you can get renewable energy by plugging an extension cord into itself😂

[@InnovationPlusOne]

How interesting, please turn this idea into a video, my friend, so that we can learn from you❤

[@claudeculver4076]

When I get some time I'll send it to ya 😊 in the meantime you have a Merry Christmas

[@mgreg8134]

We had these when I was a kid only we called them rabbit ears which you can still buy today.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Glad you are also an inventor my friend

[@z14t]

Not a capacitor shown but an MOV over-current device designed to stop voltage and current causing light bulb melt downs.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thank you for your visit

[@user-un8ud8xk5p]

Very well done, 😊

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thank you! Cheers!❤

[@danielgutuescu5321]

Now by the time I add up all the components I pay twice what I paid for an antenna, delivered.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

No, you can make this antenna with recycled materials and save money

[@dlewis9760]

@@InnovationPlusOne If you have a bulb like that and if you don't break it, taking it apart. If the bulb contains that. If you have shrink wrap tubing. If you have a soldering gun. I you have solder. If you have coax splitters and connectors. If you have a spare USB cable. Not saying what you did is false in anyway. Years ago, I bought a HDTV card for a PC and made my own antenna using plywood and coat hangers. Worked. I mounted it on a pole and stuck it in the ground. Once you have to search out and purchase some of that, it becomes uneconomical. I'm in the US. I used a RCA "HD" antenna. Plastic and was maybe $15 US. I mounted it on a camera tripod. I attached it to something called a HD Homerun made by a company called Silicondust. It lets you convert the signal and run it through your router. From there, TV, phone, tablets, PCs can pick it up via an App. I hooked up the HD Homerun to a WIFI repeater (now using a mesh cell node). I placed it upstairs in an unused bedroom. Facing a wall. I pick up over 40 HD TV signals. With a better antenna I could probably pick up another 10-15 channels. Right now, I can pick up stations up to 30 miles away. If I move the antenna I can pick up channels 60 miles away but lose a lot of the ones within 30 miles.

[@CM-rc4mf]

Glad I know where they dumped and buried our last Radio Shack, I need some parts...

[@InnovationPlusOne]

I am glad I could help you by making this antenna

[@michaelwhitworth2581]

A skipping rope attached from splitter to some fishing line and rod is better, but need different size hook depending on location.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thank you for sharing your experience about the antenna

[@jcarrolljr3052]

It would be a good through the air antenna. Compact fluorescent bulbs are no longer available. So I'd like to know the value of the capacitor

[@rickswrecker2186]

what capacitor should I purchase?

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thank you for your explanation about these lamps, capacitor 10-1000pF❤🙏

[@beezl3bub]

Videos such as this where the instructor uses a razor blade knife.....and still has all of their fingertips! Luckily I have a universal wire stripper and gloves. I made something like this and yes, it actually worked.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thank you for sharing your experience about making this antenna

[@sleepercell1234]

So how would I program the AT&T Direct cable box...Would this work in NE Fla?

[@InnovationPlusOne]

You can easily search for channels and then save them

[@georgepack4760]

I got a cool idea from your vid and took a shot in the dark , I have not watched TV since I cut the cable due to financial hardship , so after seeing the vid , I tried my idea , all I did was put some baking soda in the end of the coaxial cable sprayed a little wd 49 on the baking soda , plugged it into the tv and now I get a nice picture and about 70 channels , the only drawback is , the channels are all the same and THEY ONLY SHOW COMMERCIALS . wow ,. who could live without this !

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thank you for sharing your experience about making this antenna

[@BillKorteland]

I tried this and followed all of the instructions. I cut my fingers a lot, but finally got channels when I switched to my satellite reciever. My neighbour figured out that 5 volts was not enough, I should have plugged it into 110Volts it would work 22 times better.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

My friend, make this antenna carefully

[@garrison7888]

If you don't want to play MacGyver you could just go get a cable TV antenna for $19.95 at any retail store that sells TV products

[@InnovationPlusOne]

My friend, you don't need to pay money, you can easily make this antenna with recycled materials and save money by watching this video.

[@garrison7888]

@@InnovationPlusOne yes but you still have to buy the material and put it together correctly. sometimes it's just better to designate authority and purchase one that's already built. But it was nice to see that it worked.

[@davidjosephjohn8599]

Less than.

[@williamwallis6915]

Nothing to add , but sub the man ,

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thank you for your comment my friend❤

[@woodtick2258]

Add some blinker fluid to it and it even works better.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

No, this is not possible, my friend🙏❤

[@whocares0692]

With all the coaxial wires / crews / lightbulb parts and all the work, wouldn't it be cheaper just to buy an antenna and save yourself all the grief?

[@InnovationPlusOne]

My friend, this idea will be very useful when we don't have access to a store antenna

[@jamesvandamme7786]

You can leave out the lightbulb parts, because they don't do anything.

[@randy819]

I agree with you 😂

[@stanleyplock1181]

1. I didn't know that you could use a shielded cable as an antenna. 2. I don't see how putting 5V to a passive splitter does anything. Can you please explain how this works. Can I just use a coat hanger?

[@InnovationPlusOne]

My friend, you can also use a clothes hanger, but this antenna will be more efficient

[@George10767]

Back in the time when TVs had "rabbit ears" set-top antenna, it was discovered that all they really needed was a half loaf of bread with two forks, one stuck in each end.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

My friend, did you like the construction of this antenna?

[@George10767]

Well, I was unable to understand the principal of operation which seemed to go a long way beyond a half-wave dipole.@@InnovationPlusOne

[@mrselfdestruct]

Can list subtle accessories used? •Clipper (mani off Temu) / • coax cable roll to make use- (Amazon coax 50ft roll). • 3” bolt-screws w/ nuts (Facebook marketplace) Just maybe 🤔

[@presidentspilot]

If you are REALLY SMART,.. you should use those same lengths of wire, to connect that "ANTENNA" up to a DVD player, for the best programming!! Then use the DVD player's remote for ALL your chosen 'programming'!! Guarranteed to work, when TV is located at 30.5 inches above the floor!

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thank you, my friend, for your advice❤❤❤

[@filmaker256]

Great idea!

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Glad you think so!❤❤🙏

[@fatbelly2438]

i did this with a different colour cable and can now see alternative dimensions broadcast to my tv..

[@InnovationPlusOne]

I am very happy that you were satisfied with the construction of this antenna❤

[@charleslane7248]

A cable worker told me one time that in some big cities they drive around looking for coffee cans pointing out an upper window to find cables needing repairs. People would shoot holes in the cable line with a BB gun to create enough leaks to rig a coffee can and put a cable in it point it at the leak to get free reception from cable .

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thank you for sharing your experience

[@maxenielsen]

Yeah, damaging coax shields to induce leaks is plausible. And coffe can antennas are a real thing provided the size and geometry are right.

[@maxenielsen]

Yeah, damaging coax shields to induce leaks is plausible. And coffe can antennas are a real thing provided the size and geometry are right.

[@maxenielsen]

Yeah, damaging coax shields to induce leaks is plausible. And coffe can antennas are a real thing provided the size and geometry are right.

[@maxenielsen]

Yeah, damaging coax shields to induce leaks is plausible. And coffe can antennas are a real thing provided the size and geometry are right.

[@MarlonBrndo]

It unlocks the key to the Universe..😮

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thank you for the visit

[@greenonions7978]

For some, the greasiness of McDonald's hash browns is part of their charm. It adds a certain indulgence and decadence to the breakfast experience. It's like treating yourself to a guilty pleasure once in a while. However, for others who prefer a cleaner and less greasy meal, it might be necessary to explore alternative options or modify their order to suit their preferences.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thank you for your advice

[@bp-tuningaeroxlc-dd6474]

Can someone answer me on this The country you come from still uses a regular antenna plug to watch TV because this antenna, as in the video, it can open all Digital channels, because in Denmark, where I live, we can't use an antenna anymore because all programs have become digital... so if I make such an Antenna as in the video, I would then be able to watch digital programs without having to pay for them again

[@InnovationPlusOne]

This antenna can receive all free channels, so if the channels in your area are not free, you cannot receive them with this antenna.

[@oldbatwit5102]

Years ago I made a CB Radio aerial from coax and it got all 40 channels.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thank you for sharing your experience about antennas

[@RosalindsCookingShowFANCLUB]

I'm happy for you that you've received almost 1 million views but I sure wish I had that 14:11 back.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thanks, my friend. I am happy for you that you got a lot of useful information and learned an amazing idea by watching this free video.❤🙏

[@charlespratt8663]

You would probably get better results from a plain length of copper wire.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Yes, we can also use copper wire, thank you for your advice🙏❤

[@venusflytrap909]

I only have a radio, no TV - will this work with my raido, I am guessing I just need some sort of adapter !

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Yes, you can use only one pole of it for the radio

[@davidjosephjohn8599]

Just watching this on your radio means that it works!

[@iqbaljee3728]

Can we get a ready-made kit? And does this work in all countries? Which channels we can catch through this kit? I mean satellite channels or locally broadcast channels or what?? Please do inform

[@InnovationPlusOne]

My friend, with this dipole antenna, we can only receive free and available channels

[@iqbaljee3728]

@@InnovationPlusOne Free channels on the internet?? By the way, I am in Pakistan. Where are you from?

[@crazytestpilot9434]

Obviously this is for off-air broadcast signals and not cable tv. I've never hear of any off-air broadcast signals being blocked, it's all free. This may do something and kudos for the effort but realistically it makes more sense to just buy an antenna. They're cheap, pretuned and work really well. Cool idea though.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

My friend, these ideas are mostly educational so that they can be used in emergency situations❤❤❤

[@FractAlkemist]

What advantage is this over a store bought antenna? And if it is better, why dont they make and sell them like this??

[@InnovationPlusOne]

This antenna is much cheaper than store antennas and is made of recycled materials and is also beneficial for the environment

[@androidx9682]

I did everything according to the instructions in the video. I even found a channel that broadcasts Russian cowboy movies

[@InnovationPlusOne]

How many channels did you receive with this antenna?

[@jamesvandamme7786]

I missed the part where he attached an amplifier to the cable. That lowpass-hipass filter would make a passable DC block/power injector, but there's no amp so his efforts were wasted.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thank you for your opinion about this antenna❤

[@barrypetcher8542]

I did this and got all the channels from the planet Vega also & some from Wolf 359

[@InnovationPlusOne]

I'm glad I helped you

[@cathyrowling111]

I connected two (2) of these magic dipoles and now get video & audio from the international space station!!!!!!! I know use 3 and am getting signals from VOYAGER I AND VOYAGER 2 !!

[@InnovationPlusOne]

My friend, with this powerful antenna, you can receive all the channels that are available to you from terrestrial stations

[@Jim-hs8fz]

I did this... And now I can see what others are thinking... Thanks bro !!

[@CarmenHarllee]

That was hilarious

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Great. thanks❤

[@tonymoto1188]

I made the same thing but used a watermelon instead of the coaxial, works but I keep eating it. Oh, make sure you use a seedless type.

[@InnovationPlusOne]

My friend, please watch the video carefully and follow the instructions exactly

[@johnmccartney3819]

I believe that this uses the same technology behind those fabulous plug-in electricity savers that I've seen Elon selling, BOGO!

[@InnovationPlusOne]

Thanks and welcome❤

[@shomemagic]

Love to make one of these but my eyes are not what they use to be. Anywhere to purchase one?

[@InnovationPlusOne]

My friend, you can make this antenna by watching this video several times and enjoy it