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Nice job mounting the TVs 👍🏻. You can get an Ethernet adapter for the fire stick. I’d use a TP Link powerline adapter and connect it to the stick. Suppose you’ll come up with a solution. Always great videos 👍🏻

Which signal booster did you use? Always decent videos.

I like watching this kind of content. Always curious as to why you often install the aerials in the loft/attic? I’d be getting it mounted outside to get a better signal. Double amplifier is bound to cause some issues at some point.

I like seeing aerials being installed. Along with satellite dishes, radio aerials and fault finding. Very interesting.

I love all the aerials. Aerials and satellites are my thing. I know it's not for everyone I suppose, but I could watch aerials all day. Merry Christmas to you. 🙂📺📻

I recently took a really old rusty aerial down for a customer that had fallen off and broke a tile. Then the guy calls me later that night complaining saying his TV doesn't work!

I just ran across your video and I like how you installed this antenna. My only concern is that you did not install a 75 ohm terminator cap on the unused output port 3 on the distribution amplifier. Most vendors I have seen recommend installing 75 ohm terminators on all unused ports to allow the amplifier distributor to work properly and prevent any signal issues from creeping in. In my home, I have installed an 8 port amp, but at the moment I'm only using 4 of the ports. I called the Distribution Amp manufacturer and asked them about terminating the unused ports, that the emphatically suggested that I install 75 ohm terminator caps on all unused ports, so I bought some and installed them and all is working just fine.

Blimey, how old would that thing be?

Thanks for this. I love my tech but I've zero knowledge how on dtv. We moved into a new house and there's sat cables in every room. In the loft I found a couple of antennas but trying to tune anything got me nowhere. I pondered there has to be a booster or something. I found a moisture remover in the loft but the fuse was removed/popped out from the spur, it has a couple of feeds coming out of it, I bet that fuse feeds the boosters. I shall go check later. I don't personally possess a signal tester, only ever had one to align a satellite, I take it these don't do the same job? The antennas are already fixed in, so they must have worked originally? .. it'll go investigate later today. Thanks

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Slightly off the content of this video but as a contractor myself I often come across customers with ‘not so friendly dogs’, I’ve been bitten a few times, have you ever had that experience? Do you ask them to put the dog away?

Tidy installation but why didn’t you put the masthead amp up on the hockey stick?

Great to see you recording more content. Back in late 1990s I had a static caravan in Whitby and really struggled with half decent tv reception with only 4 channels from the Whitby relay. I managed to feed a wire through external mesh air outlet and installed sky zone 1 dish to balcony with spare sky box for Freesat which worked really well and within months others had installed similar system. The problem I found was that aerial sockets in the static was poor quality as was the cable which I also replaced. At that time atmospheric conditions often meant that foreign signals swamped the Whitby transmitter which was fun to see signals as far away as Norway and Sweden - no sound as they used different sound carriers but intriguing nonetheless - keep up the good work 😊.

The holiday park I go to in Weymouth has a communal aerial serving all the vans on site instead of every van having it's own aerial.

Judging by those traffic queues, you were glad to be heading away from the Air Balloon rather than towards it!

Another great and enjoyable video. Would this site not be better with satellite if the signal is so bad? Or is satellite not allowed there?

Glad your busy and posting again.

looks like the standard aerial i tend to fit a fracarro log periodic, ive never used the ratchet lashing kit though ive only used the normal ones but if its ok i might give it a try if you would recommend it ?

Good to see you back. I'm looking forward to seeing more aerials going up! 🙂📺

He’s not just paying your parts and labour, he’s also paying for your 25 years of knowledge enabling you to correctly identify the problem and repair it quickly. I thought you were going to say he used the lunch excuse so he could fix it himself (which has happened to me before 😡)

cctv install would be good to see

Welcome back 😊

Glad to see you back

Dumb question who would i call to fix my fallen ariel is it a roofer or handyman and what price am i looking at?

Me too, looking forward to some more content, keep those aerials going bud

I'm looking forward to seeing more of those aerials going up. 🙂📺

Can't wait for new content, it's been a while.

Drowned.

Interestingly, if your aerial is vertically polarised as mine is for a relay station, the aerial does the same job as the spikes!

I am replacing my current crop of TV aerials with these stealth log periodics. On the same mast, how far apart should two of these be please? Cheers.

Really helpful video, thank you.

Nice to see you're branching out. I find jetwashing the patio so theraputic!

I put bird spikes on my antenna and it has helped to keep the birds off. It seems to have slightly boosted my reception also. Channels that used to pixelate are coming in clear.

Whatever you do, don't get an electric van.

What??????😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

I am going to try this. The birds are making a mess.

Lordy those types of plates have not been common in the states since the early 90’s 😬 Shielded balanced splitters took root from the mid 90’s on and plates were only ever used as a single connection point instead of a daisy chain device. Even then some creative techs used the same theory to daisy chain “tapped” splitters. We were animals in the day 😅

Aerial Facing the wrong way, Deflectors Wrong Way, Blocking a window they would now struggle to open - Lazy Scammers. Always best to use lack cable outdoors, its made up of diff properties and therefore does not split. So joing black on to white again lazy. Its like he has connected it to an existing sky cable who do now use white at times, Looks like there is an existing pole and aerial on the side apex. Just run a fresh wire directly, Just complete Lazyness. Not nice to see people getting ripped off, At least youve sorted it now

Great videos. Just found you today and watched all your tv hanging jobs. Your really good at the footage and enjoyed watching them. I'm a heating Engineer so very different to my job. Some help if you don't mind. Moving home in August and wanting to create a cinema like room. 75inch plus tv, maybe up to 98inch. Not decided yet. Took your advice about the brackets you use too. We have a ps5 and a fire stick to work and use on our tvs. Never knew about hdmi points so that was very helpful. Any advice regarding ps5 etc. Maybe hdmi point into a cupboard to hide it? Also need a router. Will look more into hdmi points but great tip. Thanks for sharing and taking time to film. Appreciate it. Liked and subscribed. Thanks

Hiya, how much do you usually charge for something like this? Thanks

Pleased to see you back hopefully aerial work picks up love your new adventures looking forward to more videos on the channel 👏😎

Sorry for your bad luck. Wishing you the best of luck for the future. I love all the aerial stuff so will keep a look out for those videos.

Looks neat, Where did you get the HDMI Sockets from ?

Can I ask your advice what the best areial do you recommend for outside installations in poor signal area.

What wall mount did you use?

2:16 it’s a Televes Infinito UHF 21-69 aerial. Ive seen a lot of them around. Also I noticed they are mounted on heavy steel poles! I believe they were installed in the 00s and until the digital switch over in 2012.

Could do with more people like you to be honest. Some people are a proper cowboy.

Weirdly I really enjoyed this video😊. Thanks for the guide, I'll be using this to put up a weather station on my chimney with that ratcheting bracket. Thank god I dont have to drill into the chimney

Looks good but how did you do it?