Not every As Seen On TV product's a waste of money
In fact, some even help you save it.
Come along and join us, as we test TV Money savers
With a little help from our sponsor, Decluttr,
we'll even show you how to make some money
here's the ultra HD clear vision antenna
boasting no monthly contracts and the promise of getting you access to all the HD TV you crave
This $15 octagonal antenna offers convenience and savings over the cable company. Let's test it.
take the antenna's connector and attach it to the coaxial port of your TV
While you're back there you might as well give it a little dusting as well.
When that's all done, just apply the included adhesive and stick it somewhere accessible.
Locate your channel finder or auto program on your Television
Just run that thing and you're good to go
I was pleasantly surprised with the results this little thing pulled down -
Nearly 50 channels!
Now obviously broadcast television is already free,
and you don't need a special Ultra-HD antenna to get it
Pretty much anything metal will do
To further that point and help you save some dough,
I went diggin' into my box of forgotten wires and found an old coaxial cable
I attached said cable to the back of my TV and mounted on to the side
Then, ran the channel finder
This time it took quite a while to finish, but finish it did,
netting me about 20 channels
My DIY antenna just didn't have enough sparkle
So I tore back into my box and located my Farkle-
That's right!
By attaching the Farkle's metal directly to the coaxial cable, we just increased its reception
Running the channel finder one last time scored me an additional 10 channels
So just imagine what you could do if you had multiple Farkles
Or a... clothes hanger
Whether you decide to get a pre-made antenna,
or just construct your own,
you're gonna save a ton of cash in the process