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How else would you fix the antenna? A bridgeman with U.S. Steel climbs atop the Empire State Building, October 26, 1950. He was one of 22 structural iron workers who erected a permanent five-station television tower on top of the skyscraper.
Photo: Associated Press via the NY Daily News
#vintage New York#1950s#Empire State Bldg.#TV antenna#vintage antenna#heights#aerial view#danger#Oct. 26#26 Oct.
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Comes in Star Destroyer or TIE fighter configurations.
The Saturday Evening Post October 20th 1956
#1956#tv antenna#tv#vintage ad#advertising#advertisement#vintage ads#1950s#1950s ad#1950's#1950's ad#funny#humor#humou
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Telecommunications as they once were, in Grafton Underwood
#Grafton Underwood#Northamptonshire#English villages#UK#thatched roof#stone cottage#red phone box#TV antenna
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Random nearly-4-AM brain fart I just had
One of the reasons I relate so much to Rocky from Paw Patrol (aside from the obvious that we both work with recycling/reusing, love fixing stuff with unexpected materials and he's a mutt and I only ever had mixed breeds or absolute mutts for pets) is the fact that... Everything he pulls out from his pup house/truck are things I have kept myself to reuse later at some point in my life, or had at least considered about keeping for reusing if I could.
It can't get more relatable than that, really. Even my father has commented on it.
#No seriously this is even funny the more I think about it#I DID REUSE A SURFBOARD ALREADY TOO#TV antenna#Furniture parts#You name it#Rocky#Paw Patrol#Rocky Paw Patrol#Paw Patrol Rocky#Patrulha Canina
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TV Antenna above World Trade Center North. 300 feet on top of this skyscraper.
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Digital terrestrial TV "channel"→kHz conversion system
This is probably everyday knowledge further southwest in Europe, but it's definitely not in Norway.
Many official coverage maps list supposed channels where the multiplexes are hosted, leaving people like me and many Norwegians confused as to how those channels would be converted to kHz or mHz
I learned earlier tonight that "Channels" referred to UHF channels(?) and not TV listing channels, and that there is a direct conversion calculator between UHF channels and kHz frequencies. For instance, channel 33 apparently equals 570000 kHz, and the conversions somewhat appear to be an international industry standard. I'd be very surprised if there aren't any online guides out there that have calculated each channel-to-kHz combo.
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Digital UHF outdoor antenna dvb-t2 HD-09BMA2
Application: Use for 470-862MHz system.
Cable TV wireless receiving.
Features: TV signal in UHF band.
effectively receive and transmit digital TV signals
high performance with good quality against bad weather
Elegant design
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DIY Tips Vs. Professional TV Antenna Installation in Clyde: Making the Right Choice
TV antenna installation in Clyde or any other location is of paramount importance especially in the present era. In the recent times when the whole world is depending on the digital streaming and satellite services, you must have a proper access to high definition local broadcast.Although the DIY TV antenna installation may seem to be a more cost effective option than professional TV antenna installation, however one needs to weigh between the pros and cons of both the options. Through this blog let us discuss about the pros and cons of each approach to decide which is a better choice.
DIY TV Antenna Installation: The Pros and Cons
Pros
Cost effectiveness
The first undeniable factor to consider TV antenna installation is its cost effective factor. You can get access to DIY tips by referring to online tutorials, guides, and even kits available that promise an easy setup process. You can get kits and equipment which costs much less as compared to the professional cost.
Flexibility
DIY tips offer you a full full control over the installation process, from choosing the location of the antenna to fine-tuning its direction for optimal signal reception.
Lets you learn more
Exploring the process of TV antenna installation offers you a great learning experience. It lets you learn more about signal strength, frequencies, and positioning.
Cons:
Lack of Technical Expertise
DIY TV installation tips are unproven. An individual must gather technical know how to achieve correct placement and alignment. Improper installation can lead to frustrating viewing experiences and hence professional installation is a better option.
Insufficient Tools and Equipment
The experts of TV antenna installation in Clyde use specialised tools and equipment for a successful installation, which may be difficult for an individual to gather.
Time-Consuming
DIY TV antenna installation can involve you for a long time, especially if you’re new to the process. It is mostly because you have to go through trial and error before achieving optimal signal reception.
Professional TV Antenna Installation: The Pros and Cons
Pros
Expert installation services
Professional TV antenna installation in Clyde is an expert service. The trained professionals are highly experienced and have dealt with various installation scenarios. Hence you can expect best placements for your antenna.
Efficient and effective
The experts of TV antenna installation in Clyde have a lot of experience which enables them to complete the installation work quickly and efficiently. With an effective service you can enjoy crystal-clear TV broadcasts without the guesswork.
Optimal Signal Reception
With an expert installation service you can be assured that your antenna is perfectly aligned to receive the strongest possible signal. Thus there are reduced chances of pixelation or signal loss.
Cons:
Dependency of the timing
Relying on professionals for your installation means you might need to wait for their availability to install or adjust your antenna. Reputable installation services however make them available in case of emergencies too.
Apparently more expensive
Professional TV antenna installation does come at a cost and it might not be suitable for those on a tight budget. However on utilising DIY you may end up making costly mistakes and the overall cost may become more in the long run.
Whether you would go for a DIY or professional TV antenna installation depends on your priorities, budget, and technical expertise. If you’re confident in your technical skills and have the time to spare, a DIY setup might be an exciting challenge. However, if you are looking for a quick and effective service in a single investment, get in touch with One Stop Telecom, for a reliable and an affordable TV antenna installation in Clyde.
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Jeez louise am I frustrated and aggravated right now.
My aunt moved recently, and she asked me to come by to help her set up her internet and TV. When I get there I learned that she hasn't had the internet service connected to her condo, she just went to a store and bought a modem/router and subscribed to an internet provider. So, she's paying for the service, but hasn't had it hooked up.
She expected me to be able to just...make it work. Because I'm computer-y.
It took an hour of "No, you need to call the internet company and they need to send someone here to physically connect the wires to your home. Yes, they are going to charge you a lot of money for it. No, I can't just connect an ethernet cable for you and make it work."
When I finally got her to accept that there was nothing -- NOTHING -- that I could do tonight, we started working through exactly what she would ask the service provider to do when she calls tomorrow.
She said she doesn't want cable, only internet service, she just wants to be able to watch TV. I explain that for that, you need cable. Oh, no, she just means Netflix/Amazon Prime/etc. Okay, then you don't need cable, for that you just need an internet connection, provided you have accounts for those services. She does, great, but she also wants to make sure she'll still be able to watch live TV.
I explain that no, she won't, for that she'll need to get cable. Unless she goes the route that I went and uses an antenna.
'An...tenna'? What's that?
I never -- not in a million years -- would have thought that I would need to explain what a TV antenna is to someone who grew up with TV antennas! She used them for 30 years! Maybe longer!
What do you mean 'how does it work'? Do you want an engineering lesson on radio waves and broadcast systems? You have a radio in your car! You use it every day! It's the exact same concept!
What do you mean 'is it legal'? WHY WOULDN'T IT BE LEGAL?
She honest-to-god called her ex-husband while I was there and told him about how I use an antenna for my TV as if it was some revolutionary new invention.
In the midst of all this she is also trying to set me up with the daughter of a friend. Yes, playing matchmaker in the middle of the whole cable/antenna adventure. But she's trying to make this connection by messaging this woman -- who she has never met or spoken to -- on Facebook. This is not something that she arranged in advance. And I keep saying that this woman is not going to respond to an unsolicited matchmaking attempt from a person claiming to be a friend of her mother, who she has never met or spoken to. She's going to think it's spam and disregard the message automatically. And my aunt keeps asking me for wording advice despite me saying over and over that we are not going to get any response to this. At all. People do not respond to "Hey, I'm totally a close family friend, will you give me your phone number?"
I finally got her to write down what she is going to ask for when calls her internet provider tomorrow, and walk her through what she needs. As I'm heading out the door she says that her daughter had told her that she was going to need to do exactly this when she first moved.
WHY DIDN'T YOU DO IT THEN? Why didn't you just listen to your daughter WHO IS A VERY INTELLIGENT AND BRIGHT YOUNG WOMAN?!?!
I'm still fuming.
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Best outdoor TV antennas are still around. Here is the list of the top 11 TV antennas. Read the guidance to choose your best outdoor TV antennas.
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Every few days I need more coping material so I draw him wrecking someone, being melted into a fine plasma, or being wrecked. God if he was real I think I’d cry so hard my eyes would turn into raisins.
I’m normal though!! I’m so completely normal trust!!
Vox please VOX PLEASE shaking and crying and pissing myself…
#making it out of tumblr with this one guys#hello yes here’s my doctor’s note for uhhh#rubbing his antennas and hearing him go mhmhm~#for three hours and then three more hours if I’ve been a good member of society#hyperfixation what are you doing hyperfixation#autism be damned I can draw a tv being reprogrammed#tickles#sfw tickling community#hazbin hotel vox
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caffeine save me. save me caffeine. please
#unmedicated ADHD so im like. rolling the dice on if it will align my shit for the next three hours like putting tin foil on a tv antenna#or if it just wont do anything at all
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