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itself to the wrong antenna. That'll keep the brats from watching too much TV.
And my old man's fraternity paddle was a much better device for controlling our
TV watching. And it worked on multiple devices, too!
- And you lose all your set up
- by qprize May 10, 2007 11:19 PM PDT
- By cutting the power your set will have to rescan every station, and maybe reset
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(6 Comments)itself to the wrong antenna. That'll keep the brats from watching too much TV.
And my old man's fraternity paddle was a much better device for controlling our
TV watching. And it worked on multiple devices, too!