Podcast #549: Retro TV roars back to relevance
Baby I hear those blues a-callin’….
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STILL having screen saver problems with your commercial DIRECTV receiver? Here’s the ultimate fix
If you’re tired of this problem, here’s what you need to do.
The brightest keychain flashlight we could find
The best deals are always at Solid Signal!
NICE AND EASY: Is my DIRECTV LNB broken?
This is the one tutorial you need.
Does the DIRECTV Genie have a built-in Wireless Video Bridge?
Learn why some of DIRECTV’s hardware has wi-fi, but still can’t control the wireless clients without extra boxes.
What is a wattmeter?
A wattmeter isn’t something that your average person is going to need, but it’s something that technicians of all types will want to have. Check out this article!
RV Solar Panels for Beginners
An RV solar kit won’t save you as much money as you might think. Signal Connect shares the truth about solar power for RV. Learn more!
STREAMING SATURDAY: I shouldn’t have to keep captions on
Why should you have to keep captions on just to understand a show?
Last call for component connections
Hey, remember these? There was a time, a generation ago, that the best way to get HD programming was through the use of five RCA cables. That time has long passed, and in general, most…
What should you do with all those old Lightning cables?
Have a party and use them as decorations!
NICE AND EASY: Can you use crimp-on connectors for a cell booster cable?
Cellular signal boosters use the same cable that satellite and antenna connections use. But does that mean you have to follow the same rules?
FUN FRIDAY: The right to repair?
A little bit of something different this Fun Friday.
WRONG TOOL/RIGHT TOOL: Ground your antenna
Our “Wrong Tool / Right Tool” series, now in its 11th year, helps DIYers choose the best way to move forward with common projects. Folks, you should be grounding anything and everything on your roof….
Perspectives on Artificial Intelligence: Ethics, Consciousness, and the Future of AI
Ainsley Lawrence always brings a fresh perspective!
Should you bridge the outputs of a SWM-30 so that you can share programs?
Just because you can do something, does it mean that you should?