Tip that an internet user gives to anyone who asks Watch World Cup matches on TV without antenna went viral on Twitter this Sunday (20). using only one wire for connecting a bread bag instead of antennaHe managed to watch the opening match of the competition between Qatar and Ecuador on his Smart TV by catching the digital signal from Rede Globo.
With over 111,000 likes so far, the tweet teaches you how use the cable as a mini TV antennaDepending on the model, simply plug it into the antenna input, which is usually located on the back or side of the TV. After that, it is necessary to open the general menu of the device and look for the option to set the channel.
“You know those wires that come with a bag of bread? If you peel them off, they will act as antennas,” the author of the article taught. After the tweets, he improvised a video showing that gambiarra really works.
For those of you trying to watch Globoplay because they don’t have antennas, I’ll repeat one of the dumbest hacks I’ve ever known: You know those cables that come with a bag of bread? If you peel them off, they act as antennae. pic.twitter.com/JNpTREseUJ
— Rod (@Roddd) 20 November 2022
cheat watch digital tv without antenna It is an alternative for those who do not have an internal or external digital antenna. With the wire in place, the user can tune in to free channels available in their area, depending on signal strength and other factors.
Attachment works too
If you don’t have a bread bag wire near you, there’s another option as simple as replacing the traditional antenna, as the author of the viral tweet remembers: a paperclip. The method is the same, ie open it and insert the tip into the antenna input, being careful not to damage the connector.
but for what paperclip as mini tv antenna or wire works, TV must have a built-in converter🇧🇷 If you have a separate digital converter, you should use the workaround in the antenna connector included with this device.
Another important detail is that location can affect digital signal reception, as Internet users who commented on the post remember. Thus, those who are “located in very mountainous areas, full of buildings or far from cities” may have a hard time adjusting to free digital channels. makeshift antenna🇧🇷
Source: Tec Mundo
