All you need is an antenna to tune into TV stations the old-fashioned way (in high-definition with digital signals, of course). If you want to keep up with local programming or just want some more ...

Instead of paying a hefty monthly bill, you can score an indoor TV antenna for as little as $20. As long as your area has solid reception, this cheap investment will enable you to watch local ...

If you want to cut the cord but keep live TV, you need the right antenna to tune into over-the-air broadcasts. Here's what you need to know, along with our top picks. I’ve been PCMag’s home ...

The slim design helps the antenna tuck in easily behind your TV or on a shelf, though some reviewers say it’s been effective when placed outdoors on a patio or near the roof as well (it’s made ...

And while it arrives in an oft-imitated design, it features a level of performance that’s a lot harder to mimic. If you’re looking for the TV antenna sweet spot, look no further than the ...

We attached the flat antennas to a window on clear days and placed one model with a different design on the windowsill. We also put each antenna outside the window on a balcony. Only one model we ...

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I hope the material will help you to design on your own spitfire antennas ... and feeding them in phase. See Fig.6 for the layout of the collinear antenna and Fig. 7 for the pattern on 3.550 MHz of ...