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I am looking at an LG 42PX5D-EB AEKLLJP TV. It appears to work giving me access to the on screen menu, etc. But it is showing no signal from the aerial and SCART sockets. The aerial is confirmed to have signal on another TV. Going by youtbue videos, I suspect capacitors are gone on the...

It seems inevitable the signal scheme would allow for a range of impedances. Splitting the cable may not necessarily take the impedance out of range. The only way to find out is to do it. I was on the verge of doing it before being short circuited by the non-necessity of it. Perhaps another...

Cool. Can't say I understand it. If the impedance reduces (or dampens like a car shock absorber) the received signal, the correction is to increase the signal strength. Since the area I am in has strong signal, any impedance I add would not be sufficient to cause the complete loss of the signal...

People here were not wrong. I gained lots of great tips. The next time I need to do a socket of some type, I will know what to do.

Happy to waste your time. For the others, they have contributed to a happier world.

Thank you all. The project has been canceled. TV signals have come a long way since the last time I contended with them 15-20 years ago. The signals in the area are so strong that I would have gotten something if I stuck my finger into the aerial socket. All mini indoor aerials work. The loft...

I am curious, what would happen if I did do it? What end-user effects would I see? BTW, it would have worked. Explanation to follow.

If you already know then why do you need me to explain it to you? Don't be wasting my time. This thread is finished, and I have other projects to attend to. So, stop posting.

Yes, I am already thinking about that for another reason. I want to take out the box and check the surroundings. Then push a rod upwards. I won't care where the rod reappears in the loft. The random path chosen by the rod can then be used for the cable. I have a couple of rod options. I think...

I could, but I still hope to make it look tidy and "regular". Do I need a box at all? Can I just drill a hole in the ceiling and drop the cable down and connect to the TV directly?

I will run a test first then I will know if splitting causes problems. Firstly, I could run two cables directly to the aerial. The aerial is in the loft. Secondly, I could just use electrical crimps for the split and then solder - solder to increase conductivity. Are there any regulations...

I never aimed to be, though. I can't stop you thinking it, nor would I try. I don't really think about it. I post to solve practical problems that produces a return on effort. Legend isn't required. But quick and cheap is.

Sounds like a threat. But it will continue because people like my threads.

Thanks. All good tips. 5 years worth of TV is still worth it. It's not for me (I only watch youtube), but for my mother. Not possible to have anything complicated, or I will get support calls frequently. The existing signals are good. It would degrade with a T splitter? In that case, I better...

I am looking at adding an aerial socket, and haven't the slightest clue how. I would appreciate some tips please. Are there any rules and regulations for this kind of thing? Currently, the aerial cable comes down the loft to the first floor of the house. I need a socket at a similar location on...

Glad to see you finally got there.

Does that mean it's gas?

Understandable, you are easy to believe in stuff when you cannot feel for stuff. There are other arrangements, one way vales are available for tanks. These are pressure activated and cannot be considered as open holes.

It's under atmospheric pressure. In that case, the liquid is turning into gas as you could see from the earlier video when the wasps were gassed.

More accurately: There are none so blind, as those who cannot see what's inside tank.