Diy Digital Antenna

A DIY digital antenna is a simple device that you can make yourself to receive digital TV signals. It is made from a few basic materials, such as copper wire, wood, and a balun. The antenna works by reflecting and amplifying digital TV signals, which allows you to watch TV without having to pay for a cable or satellite subscription.

To make a DIY digital antenna, you will need the following materials:

• A piece of wood (about 1x3x22 inches)
• 8 14-inch pieces of copper wire (or wire coat hangers)
• 2 15×9-inch grill screens
• A balun
• A coax cable
• Wire cutters
• A screwdriver

Instructions:

1. Cut the wood to size.
2. Mark 8 dots on the wood, evenly spaced across the board and 2 inches from the top.
3. Bend the copper wire into "V" shapes.
4. Attach the copper wires to the dots on the wood using screws and washers.
5. Connect the two center sections of wire to the balun.
6. Connect the balun to the coax cable.
7. Attach the grill screens to the front and back of the antenna using screws and washers.
8. Mount the antenna in a high location, such as on a roof or in an attic.
9. Connect the coax cable to your TV.

Once the antenna is installed, you can scan for channels and start watching digital TV.