TV antenna replaced by a hanger Solved

Question

Hello, I have a small problem, I just received a TV in my room but I don't have a TV socket! I wanted to know if using a coat hanger as an antenna is dangerous for the TV or anything else. Thank you for your responses.

JGU · Accepted Answer

Hello! I have a question, probably a bit silly, but here it goes... Where do you put the hanger? At the place where we plug in the antenna cable?

pop · Answer

Hello, get yourself a portable antenna!

bubuindien · Answer

Well, I would like to, but I would like to try with a hanger, so is it dangerous?

pop · Answer

Yes, you can, but I doubt you have a good reception of images.

bubuindien · Answer

Well, I've already tried and I received a great image, but I was afraid it might involve some risks. But if you tell me it doesn't, then I'm going to leave the hanger! Thanks!

ice · Answer

No risks!!! You can go ahead, and even touch the cable, you won't feel anything at all.

bubuindien · Answer

Yes ^^ After that, you try to move it to get a reasonably correct image.

gil · Answer

In hardware stores, the amplified indoor antenna ("8" in front of a reflector) is sold from 8.90 Euros. Possible use only in sufficient radio electromagnetic field, otherwise a UHF rooftop antenna...

TV antenna replaced by a hanger

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