tv point

[Lump]

want a tv point installed and hooked into existing system

double brick, tin roof, 2 storey.

[Firstround]

any electrician or otherwise can do this
would use QUAD SHIELD RG6


i have some sitting in my van but not on the tools till the mrs flys back our on the 3rd

[shifted]

Call Rob, see if he can fit you in. SSICK (Tom) is away for a few weeks.

0439 959 392 - Rob.

He recently did some powerpoints for us outside.

With the Christmas rush though it may be difficult...

[rhyshc]

is the point going on upper or lower storey

[Lump]

lower.
thanks shifted, was wondering why no reply from Tom
cheers

[steve-lang]

lower.
thanks shifted, was wondering why no reply from Tom
cheers

Depending on your house, lower can be a nightmare. How many points do you have in total, which suburb is house in, and how ancient is existing antenna?

[Steppo_GT]

Lol nightmare is an understatement sometimes with two story houses

[Lump]

Depending on your house, lower can be a nightmare. How many points do you have in total, which suburb is house in, and how ancient is existing antenna?
the whole house has been wired with a 'Krone Broadway' cable system (house is 9 yrs old) and I think we have 4 tv points around the place. house is in Como.
cheers

[Lump]

ok, got a new idea, if anyone can do this asap

just need a new point installed back to back to an existing one.

cheers

[Firstround]

sorry champ, tv shouldnt be spliced that way. each TV point should be run direct from the splitter, idealy there should only be one splitter location where you main aerial feed comes down and is divided (in your roof most commonly) to your required locations.

its not like power where you can just junction something on :(

[Lump]

we can do it this way if we lose the original point tho, which im happy to do