How To Fit A TV Aerial Splitter For Extra TV Points

Watch this video to see how to install a TV aerial splitter onto your existing aerial cable for extra TV points around your home or property. This video shows you how to install both indoor and outdoor TV aerial splitters.
The splitters used in this video are a Vision 2 way indoor F splitter and a 2 way Antiference outdoor TV aerial splitter.
Tools you will need:
1x Stanley knife or Utility blade
1x Side cutters
Parts you will need:
1x aerial splitter
Screw On F Connectors
Coaxial cable
Step By Step Guide
1) Cut the existing aerial cable where you intend to install the splitter.
2) Install F connectors on both ends of the cable.
3) Install a third F connector onto a new coaxial cable which will be fed into a new room, repeat this process for as many extra cables you will be installing.
4) Insert the aerial input cable into the input of the splitter.
5) Install all the remaining output cables and screw into position.
6) Tighten all F connectors with a 11mm spanner or pliers to maintain the integrity of the cable screen and to minimize RF leakage.
7) Secure the splitter in position.
The cable can now be fed into extra TV's.
For more information on how to install an F connector onto a RG6 coaxial cable, please watch this video.
• How To Fit An F Connec...
For more information on the F connection used in this video, please visit:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F_conne...

[@cindyholton7234]

Thanks Tom, This has been a great help. I feel as though I can do this myself - and you haven't lost custom - I'm in Mid Wales!!

[@143LoveConquersAll]

Now that I've watched this, I've realised that I probably won't be able to do this myself - but I know that my partner that was English too (but he passed away unexpectedly, unfortunately) would've definitely been able to do it for us I reckon (because he was a genius like you are!) 😉 ❤ Thank you so much for this video, I thoroughly enjoyed it and am very grateful to you for it. Cheers & take care! Louise (in Australia) 🇦🇺 👍🥰

[@louisoshea7677]

Very friendly man that you are Tom. Thank you.

[@unclenolly3207]

Hi Tom. Just wanted to say a huge thank you to you. I’ve watched this video (multiple times before attempting it!) and I now have a tv signal in 2 bedrooms. 😊.

[@smartaerials]

Brilliant, good news. Please subscribe to our channel. Tom

[@mssbed]

do you have a booster?

[@unclenolly3207]

@@mssbed Hello there. No I didn’t need a booster, which surprised me as we have a metal clad building nearby that occasionally affects signal.

[@mssbed]

@@unclenolly3207 what type of splitter did you get pal, I tried this today and I’m in a good signal area but connection after using splitter wasn’t great on 1 tv

[@unclenolly3207]

@@mssbed My aerial is in the loft , so I bought ASCL 2 Way Indoor TV Aerial Splitter with F Plug in silver from Amazon. Occasionally one of the tv’s doesn’t find channels following a retune, but I think that might be the tv cos it did that before I split the aerial. Another retune solves it. But the picture is fine, no pixelisation. It did take me a couple of goes before I got the knack of fitting the coaxial snuggly into the splitter. Are you just splitting the 1 aerial into 2?

[@warrenhaney6038]

Very well explained ....thankyou!!

[@paulslattery2042]

Thanks Tom very clear and concise, v helpful.

[@smartaerials]

Thanks Paul, glad you liked the video. Please subscribe to our channel. Tom

[@dylandent2779]

Very helpful mate, thanks

[@smartaerials]

You're welcome Dylan. Please do subsbribe to our channel. Tom

[@ML-vy8xo]

Many thanks, big help!

[@tonyralph5126]

Really good demo Tom

[@45Camster]

Great video Tom. I’m looking to split a cable but my issue is the coax TV point is in the wrong position for our living room setup. My plan is to split the cable at the coax socket (to keep the socket?) and then run a second cable behind the skirting and under the floor to the new TV point. Just trying to find out the best way to do this so we don’t have to run an external cable from the already fitted socket around the room, and the coax cable there sticks out too much and affects the sofa. I thought about trying to tap into the back of the socket but will likely use the splitter in this video to then feed to the original socket and then to the new socket.

[@soledadsprackling9342]

excellent I learnt exactly what I wanted to find out about splitting signals.!

[@smartaerials]

Glad you liked the video, please subscribe to our channel. Tom

[@alansas4569]

Great video it told me everything I need to know 👍👍👍👍👍

[@smartaerials]

Thanks Alan, please subscribe to our channel. Tom

[@markgiddy6]

I love this video you know what your talking about I love the length of the cable you had to chase then chase it back so we can see where the splitter goes. I need 8 digital tvs connecting do I need a booster?

[@smartaerials]

Hi Mark. Thanks! Glad you liked the video. It depends on how much signal you have going into the splitter but usually you would need an amplifier for 8 TV's. You probably would be better with an 8 way distribution amplifier. Tom

[@georgeforeman9366]

Bro, you're a legend!

[@TheBunzlman1]

Very helpful with what I want to do

[@MMG_MoonManGuitar]

What a brilliant vid. Thanks for sharing pal.

[@smartaerials]

Thank you! Glad you liked it and I hope that it helps. Please do subscribe to our channel. :) Tom

[@kumarratna3154]

Yes pal, thank you very much

[@hurley1896]

Thanks for the info, it proved very helpfull

[@smartaerials]

You're welcome Steve, please subscribe to our channel. Tom

[@davidrenwick8502]

Thank you. This video takes the mystery out of adding a new aerial point in another location.

[@smartaerials]

You're welcome David, please subscribe to our channel. Tom

[@maz8869]

Can I change my old connectors on the aerial coax, for the F type connector? My tv has a satellite input as well as a normal “aver air” aerial connection, but it is terrible for not making a good connection, so I was going to change to the f type for a better fit.

[@MrSarge530]

I forgive the sweating! I have a channel 59 filter and need to know if this must be installed before the splitter or should each TV have its own filter? I am only splitting the TV signal between 2 TV's in adjacent rooms, should I consider F-plug fittings, i.e f-plug from the splitter x3 (in/out) to the TV x2 (in) and connect the channel 59 filter with f-plugs? Your support would be greatly appreciated. BTW great video well executed and explained in simple people language.

[@thomasbutler3500]

Do you have a video of the connection to the actual arial mast in the loft? Thanks :)

[@traceypaton5913]

Hey mate. Great video. Quick question. If you have an extra point in a bedroom already can you add a splitter to that connection and split off that to the bedroom next to it; OR do you need to add like a third splitter to the original point where the first bedroom splitter was. Hope you get what I mean.

[@anonimogarcia1976]

Thanks!!!

[@RajINDER121]

I bought that antiference masthead 2-way splitter and I thought it would be great but it didn't work. However the other 2-way splitter worked the one with no weatherproof housing. I'm not sure why? The splitter is placed before the coaxial enters the house so maybe the point at which it is splitting is too far from th aerial so the masthead splitter didn't work. It may have also been the frequency range? Now I want some sort of waterproof housing for the former aerial splitter.

[@johnmcclue6419]

Hi bud I've got a splitter from toolstation did what you did cable from aerial to the in side of splitter then my out side of splitter ran one cable to the back of my tv and no signal showing on my tv where am l going wrong.

[@mikeosborn3906]

If one TV has a signal booster do I need another booster for the other TV as tried with to way splitter and one TV not getting signal.

[@davidlovell7724]

Hi my flat only has the one ariel how do I get it to my bedroom is there a simple way?

[@markedwards4764]

Hi may I ask do i need to amplify the signal for 3 tvs?.thanks

[@gemmac5781]

Could you please give me some advice, I have what looks like a splitter in my loft, and a bunch of cables labeled up in my upstairs bedroom, I have no idea what there meant to go into. If they have signal to them or what the main ariel is 😭 i just moved in and who ever had done it was Obv tech savy.

[@__sophie_x3252]

I live in a flat and my only ariel I have is in the living room, id love a tv in my bedroom but I have no idea how or if that's even possible? X

[@andrewmolloy3741]

Hi! I'm using an android box which connects to the main TV with hdmi. The house has an Ariel system built into the Walls and reaches every room in the house. I just wondered if there's a way I can push the signal from the android box back into the Ariel in the wall and allow every room in the house to receive the signal?

[@YanksandBritsProductions]

My satellite dish lead that comes in the window has 2 coax cables joined together, my freesat box has 1 input so is it a splitter I need to connect the dish leads to the freesat box??

[@jesjes5255]

Hi Tom, thanks for the vid. Is it possible not to intercept the antenna cable? Say, start from the point in the wall - split the cable that plugs into that? The reason is not to interfere with the landlord's fixed antenna point. The idea is similar to making up a power board..all temporary/removable.

[@smartaerials]

Hi. Yes you can do it that way.

[@chrisdowning7543]

Can I please ask what is your exact office location? I mean id have you guys tomorrow but I live in Burwell Cambridgeshire. So I know at a cost would the cost be to install a 3 way splitter from a 2 way splitter..?

[@CesareVesdani]

I have two VCR recorders. How can I tune digital channels to both my VCRs, so that I can record TV programmes to VHS tapes?

[@smartaerials]

Bit tricky. If you get a Freeview set top box with an 'RF Out' (not just an RF loop) this will create an analogue channel that can be tuned in the VCR's.

[@timmerchant837]

Fantastic informative video! Question and sorry if I missed it, should one disable the power supply to the property before fitting i.e. is there in a electrocution risk? Many thanks

[@smartaerials]

Hi Tim, thanks! To work on coax cables I wouldn't bother.

[@luisward3622]

Data cables such as coaxial cable are extra low voltage so you wouldn't need to disconnect from power supply as there's very low risk of electric shock

[@cipi3240]

Hi there can i use it to get satellite internet?

[@timothyherold9980]

Hi m8, really informative videos. keep the good work up. I have an indoor aerial up in the roof space of the bungalow. connected to it is a "vision" 20dB 4 way masthead Amplifier V 20-1420.There is a lead running down from the amplifier on the aerial mast to one of the bedrooms with an F connector which in turn is connected to a 2 way "Vision" Splitter. There is no TV aerial leading from the out side of the Splitter. The TV relies on an indoor aerial which is plugged into the back of the TV. I presume if I make up my own lead with an f connector to the Splitter and the other end a coaxial male plug to fit the back of the tv then the picture should be excellent. The picture in the sitting room off the main and only TV socket is excellent. whats the difference between a WEBRO WF100 cable and a WEBRO RG6 cable, they look identical to me. cheers for all your advice, great channel.

[@smartaerials]

HI Timothy. Thank you for your kind words. Please do subscribe to the channel. The masthead amplifier is a two part unit. There is the masthead amplifier itself which is the part in your loft and a power supply for it which is usually plugged in a the TV end. This sends a DC voltage up to power the amplifier via the coaxial cable. If you have both parts then you should be able to connect the splitter fine. WF100 is the cable we use, it's similar to the RG6 but it has all copper conductors whereas the RG6 doesn't. It's better for several reasons but it's not the end of the world if you use a bit of RG6 in domestic situations, it's cheaper after all. There is another video on masthead amplifier installation here, I hope it helps. Tom kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXPbmnhth6p9gbM

[@timothyherold9980]

@@smartaerials Tom, many thanks for your help, I really appreciate it. I'm sorting this out for my elderly father!. Toolstation sell CT100 coax which looks very similar to the WF 100 with the copper sheath/screen. Would it be advisable for me to use it from the aerial itself in the roof space and through the amplifier and redo the entire length down into the Splitter in the bedroom 20 ft below and then on into the back of the tv in the spare room. Many thanks once again for all your advice. Tim

[@MattSmith-zx5wk]

Thanks, Question though i have a multi switch for sat, tv, DAB installed in a cupboard which has separate shotgun cables running to each room in the house, we want to add another tv point in some rooms so if we move the room around we can just plug into the new point. Is it possible to use splitter (one for each cable) and one for each room to split the signal and will this have an affect with sky, sky+ etc.

[@smartaerials]

Hi Matt, it will be fine for the TV aerial/ DAB signals but it will mess up the satellite signals.

[@billyscorner2232]

how would you get a booster added to this set up. if the picture is falling out. but the booster requires the normal tv connection?

[@smartaerials]

Hi, it's the same process but instead of installing a splitter install a amplifier instead. I think when you mean a normal TV connection you mean, TV plugs. This video shows you how to install a coax plug. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHmkl3ecpb-SfcU I hope this helps. Tom

[@Danrelv]

Quick question.. could I split the coaxial with a 3 way splitter, for 3 different tv points? If so, would you need a booster? I'm not sure how much signal my aerial gets (it's in the loft) Thanks (Great video btw)

[@smartaerials]

Thanks, you can split a signal three ways but the more times you split the signal the more signal you lose, 6dB for a three way split. It depends on how much signal you have coming off your TV aerial. I would install a splitter and see what reception is like, if it's not good you know you probably need an amp. Tom

[@davidlovell7724]

Just watched your video thanks ideal for me to do DIY, one question the outdoor splitter can you buy a standard connection same as ariel plug or are they all screw in?

[@smartaerials]

Hi David. Nearly all outdoor splitters are F screw on type, some are saddle and clamp type where you prepare the cable, insert it and clamp it down with screws. Not sure of any outdoor types with coax plugs, you could always use an indoor version and install it within an exterior enclosure box if you wanted to do it that way.

[@davidlovell7724]

Thanks for getting back to me,if I got someone in to fit a ariel cable either from the ariel on the roof or via a splitter they will charge me a arm and a leg, am thinking of buying a splitter and running the cable along the outside of my flat through to the bedroom as I live on the ground floor and would say it's no more than 5m away

[@davidlovell7724]

Oh forgot the council state now its down to every tenant to sort and pay for any ariel problems even if you're disabled, as I think they classify it as a luxury

[@liamoreilly7345]

Nice little video thanks, quick question is it ok to put a splitter on a cable that has come of a splitter already?

[@smartaerials]

Hi Liam, you're welcome and thanks. You can but you will lose more signal and you may need an amplifier to overcome this, it's better to just have one splitter.

[@liamoreilly7345]

@@smartaerials Thanks I thought as much. Managed to get another cable down the conduit so all good.

[@leebaldwin6926]

Hi thanks for the helpful info. However I di have a question to anyone who can help. Why do I loose signal when rain and poor weather comes in/ Thank you in advance for any help.

[@smartaerials]

Hi Lee, could be a few things. You get a bit of natural rain fade which means that the received signal is typically a bit weaker when in rain but this should only really happen in heavy rain. It could be that your dish is offline. It could also be that rainwater is getting into the cable and causing a short on the cable.

[@leebaldwin6422]

@@smartaerials thank you for that info. I feel it is mainly heavy rain when it happens, also I would like to check dish position, to try and help the situation. Is this something I could do without specialised equipment.

[@smartaerials]

@@leebaldwin6422 Its possible, it just won't be easy!

[@nrg-5003]

Hi there, its been a while since i have made a post, i have noticed my signal strength has dropped to 54dbuv, it doesn't seem to done any harm, infact it anything ive have gained a few more tv channels, so my question is from your professional opinion, does digital tv have certain tolerances? What i mean by that is, ideally the db strength should be between 55db and 70db but if you are just slightly above or below these figures, will it still work without issues, What is the absolute minimum and maximum db strength before things go wrong? To recap i have a loft aerial feeding 5 tvs without an amp or booster, the signal strength originally was 57dbuv at all tv points. Hope this makes sense and sorry for the long post. Thanks

[@smartaerials]

[Yes this is often true, but signal strength is only part of the story. Signal robustness is usually measured is Carrier to Noise (C/N) but a Modulation Error Ratio (MER) is more accurate.] [You can in some instances have 75dB but if you have an interring signal of 50dB for example on the same frequency you will only really have a MER reading of 15dB, anything below 25dB is a fail really. The interfering signals are generally just called "noise" and its important to remember that the TV itself has a noise figure so this can explain why some TV' seem to work better than others, especially if you're dealing with marginal signals. This is something that is usually ignored by most and often why an amplifier works better than when it seem it should (I'm not advising you to fit one). ] [In practice you can drift down to 45dB and still get good reception, especially if you have split the signal as the signal would have begun at a stronger strength and when you split the signal and lost some through the splitter you also split and weakened the noise and thus the MER reading will still be good. So 45dB after a splitter is actually better than getting 45dB directly off the aerial.] [In practice also you can drift above 80dB and everything will still work fine, I just wouldn't recommend it. Rough guide, try and keep things between 50-75dB. I hope this helps. Tom]

[@nrg-5003]

@@smartaerials Thanks, so as long as it does not drop below 50db or go above 75db everything will be fine providing the quality is good. I checked this on all tvs are they are still 100% for quality. Sounds like i have nothing to worry about. Thanks again.

[@smartaerials]

Yes sounds all fine to me.

[@Blue60]

Hi Tom do you sell the Vision 2 way and screw on F connector to buy from yourself.

[@smartaerials]

Hi, no we don't sell them I'm afraid. CPC Farnell is quite good for picking up that type of stuff.

[@CesareVesdani]

I am having trouble installing a TV Aerial Y Slitter because it does not fit in the hole of the TV wall socket.

[@smartaerials]

You could install a link lead between the socket and the splitter. It's most likely that they socket/ splitter and both either male connectors or female connections that will not slot into each other. You could get an adapter plug in that case.

[@CesareVesdani]

@@smartaerials I have done just that by connecting two slitters together so that I can connect to aerial cables for two TVs. Both TVs now work.

[@zWaveGaming]

Hello, how do I provide power to an amp on the mast via a splitter if I only have three coax face plates in the house and exposed cables inside?

[@smartaerials]

Hi I don't quite understand what you mean by the exposed cables part, but can you install a power unit of either of three coax face plates providing that the splitter you have used and the wall plates are "DC passing". Tom

[@zWaveGaming]

Hello, where can I find a DC passing coax face plate? I want to have one individual coax unit in each room with one socket on each ideally

[@smartaerials]

Hi Adam, most coax face plates are DC passing these days. Just make sure when you're buying them that the wall plates are not "isolated".

[@zWaveGaming]

Hello, would you suggest one of these? www.toolstation.com/screened-triplexed-socket/p14718?store=AX&gclid=CjwKCAjw-ZvlBRBbEiwANw9UWsEGDQUem9y-8BUmlKVQ40z2Nmr-gAD48mllmZlVtIryY04d0nRFrhoCb3QQAvD_BwE

[@smartaerials]

I wouldn't recommend the Triplexed socket as this will only pass the DC on the satellite output, not on the TV side. The other single coax looks fine.

[@oF1TZYo]

Can you put a splitter on a cable coming from another splitter ?

[@smartaerials]

Hi Kieran, yes you can, but i may not work. The more times you split a signal, the more signal you lose. It all depends on how much signal you have coming off your TV aerial. You may need to install an amplifier.

[@gizmo1771]

I had a professional tv guy come out to set up 24 tv's we have one aerial and splitters. But when we tune in the tv's. We o it get 9 freeview stations. What do we need to get all the freeview stations

[@smartaerials]

Are you running 24 TV's off a aerial and passive splitters? Sounds like you need an amplifier!

[@gizmo1771]

Smart Aerials I will try that thank you

[@MrJasonsoper]

Do you offer home installations?

[@smartaerials]

Yes I do, but only in East Sussex.

[@nrg-5003]

Hi tom, I very much like your videos,you seem to know exactly what you are talking about. Several months ago I set up a freeview distribution system around my house using good quality coax "Gt-100" which was made of pure copper, I have an aerial set up in the loft which is a "log periodic" which is what was recommended from a website can't quite remember the name, I bought this about a month ago as I hear it filters out 4G. I live in a strong signal area and the transmitter I use is called "craigkelly" I get all frequencies from this transmitter so I imagine my signal strength must be pretty strong despite the aerial being in the attic? I have 5 tv points in total around the house, but only 2 rooms are in use currently, so connected to the aerial just now is a "vision" 2 way splitter. My question is I plan on connecting all 5 points in the future so all tvs have freeview (virgin media is getting too expensive!), do you think I could get away with using just a 6 way splitter? If so what brand is the best, labgear or Vision? or would you consider a distribution amplifier/booster? bear in mind my aerial is set up in the loft and not outside I know ideally it should be outside but I don't have the correct ladders and even if I did I'm too afraid of falling lol. Also is it true that too strong of a signal can be just as bad as a weak signal? How could you tell the difference whether your signal is too strong or too weak? sorry to sound daft. Hope this makes sense to you thanks :~)

[@smartaerials]

Hi and thanks and I'm glad you like the vids. Yes too much signal can be a problem as it can overload the equipment and TV tuner which can cause pixelation. It's difficult for me to tell you exactly what to do as it depends on how much signal you have coming off the aerial. There is a minimum and maximum signal strength which is around 50-80dB and you want to keep it in between there. You currently have a 2 way splitter which loses around 4dB. A six way splitter will lose around 12dB so you can see here that with not enough signal going into the splitter this could drop you below the minimum. If it was me I would just install the 6 way splitter and then monitor TV reception. If it's fine then no need to worry. If it is pixelating you can then install a one way amplifier before the splitter to overcome the losses associated with the splitter. Do you have a mains point in your loft where the cables distribute from?

[@nrg-5003]

@@smartaerials Hi there, yes I do have a mains point, all cables meet back at the same point in attic, here is obviously where I plan to put the splitter or amplifier, I will try the splitter first and see how that goes, fitting an Amplifier would not be an issue either as I have a mains socket already in the attic so I could use that to power the amplifier if need be. Would a 6 way "vision" brand splitter or does the brand not matter?, what is the best splitter you recommend for this type of job? Also how could I find out what the total dB is on my system? Any device you can recommend? thanks

[@smartaerials]

Yes Vision is a good brand of splitter, that's what I use. You see some sort of TV spectrum analyser test equipment to measure the dB, not going to get much under a couple of hundred pounds so I wouldn't worry about that if I was you. Most amps are around 10-15dB gain so you will get back any signal losses from the splitter, plus you won't be loosing 4dB fro the two way splitter also. So if you aerial is working at the moment there is nothing to worry about doing it this way.

[@nrg-5003]

@@smartaerials Hi sorry for late reply, So as long as the db is somewhere between 80 and 50, and no less than 50db, doing the above will likely be fine with the 6 way splitter? Just one more question and I will be out your hair, on screwfix I found a labgear 6 way distributon amplifier? what is your opinion on these or should I stay clear? thanks

[@nrg-5003]

@@smartaerials Hi, sorry to bombard you with more questions, What is your opinion on the Dm log periodic aerial? I remembered the site I got the aerial, its called aerials and tv dot com. For the transmitter I use the DM log seems to be what they recommend for strong signal areas. The frequencies from the transmitter I use starts at 21 and end at 56, I just want to make sure I have the correct aerial for the best results, obviously as you know aerials are meant to be outdoors,this aerial is no exception, but unfortunately there is not much I can do about this, so I have to make do with it in the loft, should I keep this aerial? Is it the correct type for my situation, or should I be looking for a bigger higher gain type aerial like the 48 element types. thanks

[@mirisar5383]

i like to watch tw diferent channels to 2 separate tv ,how

[@smartaerials]

This video shows you how to do that using Freeview or other terrestrial TV service, you may need an amplifier though depending on the amount of signal that you have.

[@maravillabxr]

saved me £125 on getting an engineer out

[@smartaerials]

Brilliant news, good to hear. Please subscribe to our channel. Tom

[@philipwatts9033]

F plug .. male or female?

[@jasonantigua6825]

Less yap and more action!!!

[@smartaerials]

Thanks for your feedback.

[@HarveyWallbanger-ho2cq]

I stay away from splitters altogether for OTA TV. They are all junk.

[@genesky61]

Extra points?? Must be a local point of view.

[@smartaerials]

Yes it is one of the things we say in the UK, aerial point, TV point, satellite point etc

[@genesky61]

I am evaluating the situation/wording. The situation is the splitter , lets say a 2 way splitter . One could say that one coax is going to a room , so one could say that the coax is pointing to that room. And the other coax from the two way splitter is going to another room , so one could say that coax is pointing to that room. The longer I think about the over all situation the less odd it seems. The wording , Extra Tv Points , is what seems odd , because I think , Extra Points for what?? Yes I understand the situation , however is odd.

[@smartaerials]

Ok yes i understand. The wording was to drop a few keywords into the title. So if someone searched "extra TV point installation" or "How to install an extra TV point" it may come up in the results. Obviously if your were to install an extra TV point an extra coaxial cable would be required also. So you're right, if there are already the coaxial cables in place you would not be installing an extra TV point, but installing a splitter and connecting cables. Tom

[@genesky61]

So you are sticking in words to attract attention. So the showing of the palms of your hands in the picture is a way of attracting attention. I do not approve. Adds to the confusion of the truth. Is not the truth. The Humans latch on to a letter of the alphabet or a word and run over a cliff. The Humans are becoming , dumber , dumber , dumber I am a to the Point Type and Kind of Human. The point is clarify the point not muddy up the point. I am now 70 years old , and the general population of the Humans are becoming , dumber , dumber , dumber , This last part of my life I am shaking my head back and forth. The Humans are just plain stupid and is getting worse. The Humans are becoming , dumber , dumber , dumber Here is a situation to consider , many Humans will > Demand < that AI Take Over and Run Their Life. When situation is so bad , Do not know the left shoe goes on the left foot the right shoe goes the right foot.

[@smartaerials]

Ok, calm down, this video show how to install a TV aerial splitter if you wanted to install an extra TV point. A bit of keyword stuffing in any case is not the crime of the century. If what you have said is true, then your comment will also be used to programme AI.

[@philharpersf]

But I do want to hear about things coming out of your body...A-Doorable!

[@smartaerials]

Thanks Phil.

[@vincentlarkin1784]

You obviously know what you at doing. But you can't see what you doing.

[@jayroland9481]

Had to give up watching, too many damned ads!

[@alightweightflying2978]

Far too much jargon for an amateur

[@SpartanA51]

talk to fast, can not catch anything you say

[@smartaerials]

Sorry

[@AG-qz3ev]

Too much talking 😒

[@smartaerials]

Sorry. Thanks for your feedback.

[@johnd942]

It would help if you spoke English!!!

[@suesanperry4040]

Great guy, talks TOO much. Not a splitter for an aerial (flat)