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re: How to watch CW/FLASH ?
Posted on 2/3/16 at 10:51 pm to Barrister
Posted on 2/3/16 at 10:51 pm to Barrister
I found out how to get the CW for free!
I posted in another thread, but I want to share with you here as well, bc I remembered this post..
All you need is a Coax cable.. You may need a longer one like I have, but I am not sure..
Any ways here's what I did..
1. Plug one end of the coax cable to the back of the tv..
2. Then plugged the other end to the screw of a light switch or power outlet..
3. Switch input to "tv"
4. Then do a search for "antenna" channels. (You may have to click menu on your remote and go to channels) Even though you don't have an antenna, select antenna as your source..
This took a few minutes.. once finished.. I scrolled the channels!! and I found the CW, as well as FOX, etc!!
AND HERE'S FOX!
BOOM!
perfectly clear and works flawless. i noticed when i took the coax cable off the screw the picture then became distorted..
this is so awesome and i'm glad cox didn't raise the rates now..
side note- you can connect the other end of the coax cable to any metal and it will work.. I even tried it on top of a metal can of beans and it works great. the trick is then to find a way for it to stay connected to whatever metal you want to use if you don't want to use the screws..
I posted in another thread, but I want to share with you here as well, bc I remembered this post..
All you need is a Coax cable.. You may need a longer one like I have, but I am not sure..
Any ways here's what I did..
1. Plug one end of the coax cable to the back of the tv..
2. Then plugged the other end to the screw of a light switch or power outlet..
3. Switch input to "tv"
4. Then do a search for "antenna" channels. (You may have to click menu on your remote and go to channels) Even though you don't have an antenna, select antenna as your source..
This took a few minutes.. once finished.. I scrolled the channels!! and I found the CW, as well as FOX, etc!!
AND HERE'S FOX!
BOOM!
perfectly clear and works flawless. i noticed when i took the coax cable off the screw the picture then became distorted..
this is so awesome and i'm glad cox didn't raise the rates now..
side note- you can connect the other end of the coax cable to any metal and it will work.. I even tried it on top of a metal can of beans and it works great. the trick is then to find a way for it to stay connected to whatever metal you want to use if you don't want to use the screws..
This post was edited on 2/4/16 at 12:12 am
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