How to Make a TV Antenna with a Potato
Purchase a Potato., Choose an appropriate length of aerial lead (the cable that attaches the TV to the antenna or, in this case, potato)., Attach the aerial lead to the Potato., Use a length of electrical tape to secure the lead to the potato so it...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Purchase a Potato.
Any variety will work, but choose medium or large-sized one.
Wash it to remove any dirt and dry thoroughly before using. -
Step 2: Choose an appropriate length of aerial lead (the cable that attaches the TV to the antenna or
Between 3' and 6' should be more than enough. , The pin inside the tip of the lead is the only part that should be pressed into the Potato.
Take care not to break or bend the tip. (For a coaxial TV cable, only the inside pin needs to go into the potato.
The metal casing should be pressed into the skin to help secure it.) ,, -
Step 3: in this case
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Step 4: potato).
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Step 5: Attach the aerial lead to the Potato.
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Step 6: Use a length of electrical tape to secure the lead to the potato so it does not become dislodged.
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Step 7: Plug the other end of the aerial lead into the back of your television.
Detailed Guide
Any variety will work, but choose medium or large-sized one.
Wash it to remove any dirt and dry thoroughly before using.
Between 3' and 6' should be more than enough. , The pin inside the tip of the lead is the only part that should be pressed into the Potato.
Take care not to break or bend the tip. (For a coaxial TV cable, only the inside pin needs to go into the potato.
The metal casing should be pressed into the skin to help secure it.) ,,
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