How can I get a better reception from my TV antenna?

put ur foot though it

try playing around wit hit or put foil on it

One of my teachers in high school told me that a copper wire wrapped around a strong magnet makes a pretty good antenna. Make sure that you use unshielded copper wire. You can find a strong magnet in a sub-woofer (not a new one, use a blown one). Then hook up one wire to each antenna node, or get a piece from radio shack that converts co-axel cable to the old-school style with the 2 screws. Don't do anything stupid like stick it in a power source.

if you have old speacker wire 6 -7 foot at least fou feet atatch tie two ends to the u shaped terminals of your antinna and run it out side of a window closests to your set then attach the antinie to the tv

I am not sure what kind of antenna you are using but try putting it up higher in the air the higher it is the better the reception will be.. Good Luck I gave you a link below I hope it helps..

mayb you should try getting some cable buddy

s_haggard00 gave good advice and that link should be useful to you too. Also, check the antenna carefully for any corrosion between the various parts. If there is any clean it off - you may have to disassemble it to do this. Pay attention to the connections between the feeder wire and the antenna, make sure they're good. Spraying with a silicon solution, both at the metal joints and the connections, will slow down corrosion in the future. If the feeder is coaxial cable and it has been installed for a long time it may have deteriorated, especially from the ingress of water from the antenna end and through porosity in the outer sheath due to U.V. from the sun, and it might be worth replacing it.

add foil?