How to Install a Masthead Amplifier for Digital TV Part 2

Installing the power supply for a masthead amplifier for Digital TV. How to install the supply on the right socket.
See the full step by step guide here: www.digitaltvhelp.com.au/inst...

[@col2959]

Thank you! It finally works

[@centurion8446]

Good video. Is there only one aerial port and subsequently TV that is getting the boosted signal while the others (3?...) aren't?

[@RIGHTOCRYPTO]

can you amplifier signal through splitter. antenna to amplifier to splitter in.

[@JodBronson]

Good info!

[@augustlux7345]

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[@2460speedy]

If the cable goes behind the wall, where does the charger go?

[@DigitaltvhelpAu]

There's two parts to the power unit, a plug pack and a connection box. The connection box either can plug into the socket or be installed behind it. The plug pack unit goes into a power point socket.

[@2460speedy]

@@DigitaltvhelpAu OK. The plug and cable goes inside the wall. That leaves the charger outside the wall. How does that work.

[@Elfin4]

@@2460speedy It doesn't, thats just a cowboy install. As far as I understand these amplifiers are supposed go as close as possible to the aerial that means in the loft, so you need a power supply to plug into in the loft.

[@Tim._..]

​@@Elfin4 If you watched part one you will see that the amp is on the antenna mast, the device in this video is just the power pack which sends an electrical charge through the coaxial cable to the amp on the antenna mast, to power it so it can amplify the signal right next to the antenna then send the signal down. If there is a splitter in between the amp and the powerpack, then it has to be a powerpass splitter, preferably an all-port powerpass splitter incase the power supply gets moved to a different antenna port.

[@stonchmonk]

I really like the video. Can I have a question with a concern by email?

[@hv7473]

didnt catch a word