how many rg6 can go into antennia. is there an adaptor for 2? see we had 2 seperate rg6, no splitter of one cable, to 2 seperate tv outlets. Well former cable company used an existing tv line and now no free to air on that outlet. im thinking of following rg6 from wall though roof. There an isolator box outside with 2 rg6 leads?. i dont understand it. what the earth can i do.
Lightning likes to travel in a straight line. Better to run ground wire straight down to a dedicated ground rod. Use some type of stand-offs (or span) f/the wire to help avoid melted siding and to limit number of fire trucks needed. You can bond your new rod to any others. An improvement would be to route coax down to the ground and place your ground "block" right there at the ground rod. Route coax to your interior. Shine up all ground connections including the rod; use sand paper on rod top.
Un hook that ground ASAP. an RF ground needs to be seperate.. even if for reception.. get a small ground rod 4-5' drive it in ground.. take that green wire and solder it to the NEW ground rod.. never use the AC Mains ground for an antenna YIKES! ( Not to mention its all corroded.. probabaly isnt even electrically connected)
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So you spent 3 hours to watch more Jewish propaganda and brainless sports. It would be great to see this work being used to communicate to others that Jews did 9.11
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@Prothink2 omg finally some1 said the truth. idk how todays american people are dumb enough not 2 recognize that all that shit on TV is ran by jews. theyre the reasons both wars were fought, and they were the ones who came up with comunism and other diabolic ideas like that. wont go into it that much but just read andrew hitchcocks sinagauge of satan. it describes it all.
You should use a 4 or 8 bay bowtie antenna for best results. Those giant older antennas were designed for channel ranges 2-69, but nowadays the channel band is narrower, limited to 7-52, which means the antenna no longer has to be 15 feet long to get good reception.
Thanks for all the good comments. The antenna is still working, although I still get the signal cutting out on some channels. I don't think I can ever totally get rid of it because planes fly overhead. BTW, All the materials came from Radio Shack even that little ampliflier.
funny...."got our nuts on this backside"!!! Thanks for the valuable information. For those who do not have a grounding post - you can ground your wire on an exterior pipe.
This was pretty informational by demonstrating a mounting bracket I had never seen before. Did you say you got it at Radio Shack?
Something that gave me a chuckle was the fact that the old guy was a little lost when it comes to wiring. A razor knife is the last tool I would like to use for stripping wire but I wouldn't hack at it. He didn't even twist the wire tight before trying to wrap it around the ground bracket.
Thanks for posting this. Now I have an idea what I need to do and the materials I need. I love Youtube an people like you who take the time to post things and help other people out. Thanks!
on the coax, coming from the antena in to the house. right befor its going in to the house you need to make a loop. the loop prevents rain water going in to the house.
Boring
puremongrel 5 days ago
how many rg6 can go into antennia. is there an adaptor for 2? see we had 2 seperate rg6, no splitter of one cable, to 2 seperate tv outlets. Well former cable company used an existing tv line and now no free to air on that outlet. im thinking of following rg6 from wall though roof. There an isolator box outside with 2 rg6 leads?. i dont understand it. what the earth can i do.
CliveGains80s 1 month ago
Lightning likes to travel in a straight line. Better to run ground wire straight down to a dedicated ground rod. Use some type of stand-offs (or span) f/the wire to help avoid melted siding and to limit number of fire trucks needed. You can bond your new rod to any others. An improvement would be to route coax down to the ground and place your ground "block" right there at the ground rod. Route coax to your interior. Shine up all ground connections including the rod; use sand paper on rod top.
snowbird29803 1 month ago
How many channels do you get with that type of antenna?
redneckbryon 5 months ago
You forgot to put the word "NOT" in your video title. It goes between the "How" and the "To" This is absolutely horrid
dhide14 6 months ago
Camera man -"not bad for a bunch of amateurs"
Guy using a box cutter to strip cable-"speak for yourself"
I do believe he can speak for you also sir.
RicoshetSC 6 months ago
Un hook that ground ASAP. an RF ground needs to be seperate.. even if for reception.. get a small ground rod 4-5' drive it in ground.. take that green wire and solder it to the NEW ground rod.. never use the AC Mains ground for an antenna YIKES! ( Not to mention its all corroded.. probabaly isnt even electrically connected)
imscuba 11 months ago
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So you spent 3 hours to watch more Jewish propaganda and brainless sports. It would be great to see this work being used to communicate to others that Jews did 9.11
Prothink2 1 year ago
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@Prothink2 omg finally some1 said the truth. idk how todays american people are dumb enough not 2 recognize that all that shit on TV is ran by jews. theyre the reasons both wars were fought, and they were the ones who came up with comunism and other diabolic ideas like that. wont go into it that much but just read andrew hitchcocks sinagauge of satan. it describes it all.
BlazejLW10 1 year ago
@BlazejLW10 It's spelt "Communism" and "Synagogue" you peanut.
kojamoz 1 year ago
You should use a 4 or 8 bay bowtie antenna for best results. Those giant older antennas were designed for channel ranges 2-69, but nowadays the channel band is narrower, limited to 7-52, which means the antenna no longer has to be 15 feet long to get good reception.
monkeyman1140 1 year ago
Thanks for all the good comments. The antenna is still working, although I still get the signal cutting out on some channels. I don't think I can ever totally get rid of it because planes fly overhead. BTW, All the materials came from Radio Shack even that little ampliflier.
devkat2112 1 year ago
why do u need a ground wire for a tv antenna for??? here in australia we dont have that!
MrSidchrome 1 year ago
@MrSidchrome Lightning strikes?.....Grounding also eliminates man made noises.
redman840 1 year ago
funny...."got our nuts on this backside"!!! Thanks for the valuable information. For those who do not have a grounding post - you can ground your wire on an exterior pipe.
mac4417 1 year ago
where did the signal strength come from ?
ngzcaz 2 years ago
@ngzcaz the TV, it's in the settings menu, if you have a newer TV you'll find it.
djEvilDude 1 year ago
This was pretty informational by demonstrating a mounting bracket I had never seen before. Did you say you got it at Radio Shack?
Something that gave me a chuckle was the fact that the old guy was a little lost when it comes to wiring. A razor knife is the last tool I would like to use for stripping wire but I wouldn't hack at it. He didn't even twist the wire tight before trying to wrap it around the ground bracket.
It was like watching Benny Hill.
alwaysopen 2 years ago
Good job, must have got nerves of steel to climb up there and do the installation.
RealmEternal 2 years ago
thanks for posting!! Question where did you get the antenna mounting bracket(s) at?
thanks!! :D
radioxdeath 2 years ago
id say it was an electrical supplier
traviswhat 2 years ago
Thanks for posting this. Now I have an idea what I need to do and the materials I need. I love Youtube an people like you who take the time to post things and help other people out. Thanks!
sevan7 2 years ago
great samsung tv!!! i need to install my antenna too!
meroque 2 years ago
Yes moving the antenna out of the attic will give you a huge boost in power.
BamBamFun 3 years ago
on the coax, coming from the antena in to the house. right befor its going in to the house you need to make a loop. the loop prevents rain water going in to the house.
FYI
rog5301 3 years ago
don't bend the coax though make a neat loop you don't want to break the connection
traviswhat 2 years ago
would have done easier if you used a wire strippers instead of a utility knife
eerrbb256 3 years ago