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One good method is to cut a piece of wood that fits your window opening then
drill your holes in that. A nice 1*4 or 1*6 works well. Other folks use antennas mounted in the attic, drop the line down into a wall cavity and fish it out at a wall plug or phone jack... Just a couple ideas. "Nick" wrote in message oups.com... This has always intrigued me. I live in a typical southern house built in the 70s. No frills architecture, one-storied,mostly wooden, a small backyard and no basement. If I were to set up an external antenna, how do I get the Coax feed inside. I don't own this house, so I don't wanna drill holes in the door/window frames or on the walls. Any hope for me ? In the worst case , I'd have to get the feed through the fire-place chimney thats no longer used. -Nick |
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