First, I tried taping the foil to the curtain behind my antenna, expecting it to bounce some signal back into the antenna. I took a sheet of foil that was about the same size as my antenna, and used some tape to position it. I basically just experimented with different ways of using the foil, and different positions would have slightly different effects on the signal, so you have to play around with it. However, it did make the reception on a few other channels slightly worse, but I don't care as much about those channels, so it was still a win. Previously, my signal for NBC would constantly cut in and out, but after applying some foil, I was able to get a consistent signal for it. I actually had a fair bit of success with it. I have a flat "leaf" style antenna, and tried using some aluminum foil to increase my signal. But this technique still works with modern antennas as well. Older folks will probably remember the days of wrapping foil around their rabbit ear antennas to get a slightly better signal. Get cordcutting advice on streaming devices, live streaming services, on demand services, antennas, and OTA DVRs. Tired of paying too much for cable television? Want more choice? Join us and become a cordcutter today. Questions, complaints or suggestions about sub? Message the moderators here. Bans may be issued for any rule violations including violations of Reddit's own rules.
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