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 					open your phone line, cutting the red wire, then soldering the positive and negative of a power supply that's at least 12v 500mA to the ends of
 					the red wire.
                   </font> </p><p><font size="2" face="verdana,helvetica,arial">Once you've got your LVI, all you need to do is flash the correct image to your Pi.
-				  If you're using a Pi 4 or Pi Zero 2, download <a href="http://storage.hiden.cc/webtv-dist/Pi4WebTVDreamPi.7z">this</a> build, otherwise download <a href="http://storage.hiden.cc/webtv-dist/Pi3WebTVDreamPi.7z">this</a> build.
+				  If you're using a Pi 4 or Pi Zero 2, download <a href="https://storage.hiden.cc/webtv-dist/Pi4WebTVDreamPi.7z">this</a> build, otherwise download <a href="https://storage.hiden.cc/webtv-dist/Pi3WebTVDreamPi.7z">this</a> build.
 				  After flasing the Pi, plug in the USB modem and ethernet, then power. If you're using Wi-Fi, you'll have to set that up (Username: pi, Password: raspberry) then
 				  restart the pi. If everything is set up properly, both lights on your modem should eventually come on.
 				  </font> </p><p><font size="2" face="verdana,helvetica,arial">Finally, plug your WebTV into the phone line and try connecting. With any luck