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Connecting a tv aerial

Tsipras · 2016-11-29 16:06:52

I've a new flat and the tv aerial cable coming from the roof is all exposed wires at the end, Landlord told me I need to get a male end and conncect it to the tv, Does this mean a co-axial connection? Can I just shove all the exposed wires in to it and plug it into the tv or how do I do it?? Thanks for any help, needless…

29-11-2016 4:06pm

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Tsipras

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I've a new flat and the tv aerial cable coming from the roof is all exposed wires at the end,
Landlord told me I need to get a male end and conncect it to the tv,
Does this mean a co-axial connection?
Can I just shove all the exposed wires in to it and plug it into the tv or how do I do it??
Thanks for any help, needless to say it'll be help here or youtube video that does it because I haven't a clue

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#2 30-11-2016 3:39pm

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Wiring a coax plug

Go to a local electrical wholesalers (or woodies). Buy the coaxial plugs for a TV -if you are plugging directly into a TV (not an F-plug) (cheaper in a wholesalers) and follow the youtube video.

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