https://goo.gl/Fcsr8f
Is this true story or fake. like a lot of things on social media?
Anybody know of this gadget Or knows of someone who has tried it.
https://goo.gl/Fcsr8f
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Probably only works in the US.
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looks like a waste of your time. for example, cable TV is not Terrestrial, e.g. the signals are not broadcast across "air", they instead travel across coaxial cable and are usually scrambled.
it also won't pick up satellite.
the most this thing will probably pick up is communist tv channels in Laos. exciting.
you are better off getting a google box or similar, threads are on here.
it also won't pick up satellite.
the most this thing will probably pick up is communist tv channels in Laos. exciting.
you are better off getting a google box or similar, threads are on here.
Check out: https://twitter.com/hashtag/trumplies
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But how can you watch for free? The secret to that is a law that no cable company in the world wants you to know about. It states that every cable company has to provide additionally to the normal signal a over-the-air signal. So in order to not break the law the cable companies distrubute this signal but in a low frequency- so almost no antennas were able to pick it up reliably. Until now - TVScout changes that.jimjay wrote:looks like a waste of your time. for example, cable TV is not Terrestrial, e.g. the signals are not broadcast across "air", they instead travel across coaxial cable and are usually scrambled.
it also won't pick up satellite.
the most this thing will probably pick up is communist tv channels in Laos. exciting.
you are better off getting a google box or similar, threads are on here.
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US cable companies, US laws.Rono wrote:... It states that every cable company has to provide additionally to the normal signal a over-the-air signal. So in order to not break the law the cable companies distrubute this signal but in a low frequency- so almost no antennas were able to pick it up reliably...
See my previous response.