In the world of home technology, there are small inventions that can make a big difference in our everyday lives. Today we present you with a simple device, made with accessible materials, that you can connect to your TV to improve the signal.

Best of all, you can make it yourself at home with a few elements. Follow this step by step and find out how to do it!

You can also view the procedure through the following video from the DIYTechTrends channel:

Materials Needed

• 1 Piece of wood (circular broom stick for example)
• 1 Hole punch (to make 2 holes from one side to the other)
• Cables
• 1 pliers or pliers
• 1 Hook pin (one part will be used and will be used to place in each hole)
• Coating a Pile
• Scissors
• 1 Badge purchased to place on the hook
• 1 Wooden base to install on the same wood so that it is fixed
• Insulating tape
• Coaxial cable
• Screw
• Screwdriver

Procedure

1. Prepare the base: Take the wooden base and the circular stick. Using the hole punch, drill two holes through the circular stick.
2. Attach the pins: Section the hook pin and place it in each hole of the circular stick so that they are fixed.
3. Attach the badge: Use the stack liner to reinforce the pin structure. Then, place the acquired badge on the hook.
4. Mounting on the base: Install the circular stick on the wooden base vertically. Make sure it is firm.
5. Connect the cables: Attach the wires to the pins and wrap them with the help of the tweezers or pliers.
6. Securing with Electrical Tape: To prevent short circuits, cover connections with electrical tape.
7. Prepare the coaxial cable: Peel the tip of the coaxial cable and connect the ends to the wooden structure and the previously attached cables.
8. Secure with screw: Using the screwdriver, tighten a screw in the wooden base to keep the wires firm and in place.
9. Connect to TV: Finally, bring the end of the coaxial cable to the antenna port of the TV and plug it in.

Additional Tips

• Before connecting your device to your TV, check that the cables are securely fastened and insulated to avoid interference.
• If you want to improve reception, you can try changing the position of the home antenna until you find the best orientation.
• Use recycled materials whenever possible to make this invention an eco-friendly choice.
• If you experience any problems with the connection, check that the coaxial cable is properly stripped and connected.

With these simple steps, you’ll have built a small but effective home device that can improve your TV’s signal reception. Put it to the test and enjoy better image quality without spending money on commercial antennas!