Converting a soft drink can into the most powerful antenna on earth to receive TNT channels

[@centralmossikvibez2531]

What type & size cable do u use?

[@ma.victoriaquiroz697]

Brothet your antenna can be used also on FM Radio for my Stereo Component?

[@johndanielowicz14]

I made one and picked up the mars rover!

[@NDM_Official]

Your antenna can be used for waki taki???

[@johnurban7333]

Coat hanger works too

[@miteshdhanani]

As u connected a connection, if we would have kept only a single cable then

[@jeffdwyer6105]

But can you do it with a coffee cup ?

[@jamesweisbeck2966]

as in turner network television ?

[@johnurban7333]

One time I used a case of beer after I drank it to make cell phone.

[@donaldgraham8290]

So cool

[@franbertrand4313]

can u make a scanner antenna to pick up more distant stations using a bnc connection

[@faniryrahariniaina6801]

hello

[@wvhunterPCs]

I can’t stress how misleading this video is. You cannot pick up premium channels link TNT with an antenna, especially not one made from a soda can. And, for the record, soda cans aren’t typically the “strongest antennas on this earth”, but an actual outdoor or attic antenna can do it MILES better than this.

[@IrfanAli-lq2ct]

Bro ye nut kahan se leya

[@dinadiy578]

Very good idea

[@SURJEETSINGH-mz1pl]

TV mein kahan per lagega yah bhi to dikhao

[@ashankajayasumana233]

Does the antenna detect satellite TV

[@13edsouza]

Fake

[@andresposse]

Can I use a beer can to make the world's strongest antenna?

[@InfoTechWorldsb]

Is it work in India asia