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Shaun from Jim’s Antennas Williamstown was recently called to a property in the Murray River region where the client has been left with a mess of cables after an install. The customer wasn’t happy with the way the cables had been left. There were cables for VAST TV, free to air TV, Foxtel and the Foxtel multiswitch all left hanging as seen in the photo.
Shaun was able to hide all the cabling inside the wall and provide the client with a neat and tidy solution as can be seen in the after photo. No more messy cables!
Call Jim’s Antennas for all your TV aerial, VAST digital satellite TV problems and new installations in the Barossa Valley, Adelaide Hills and Murraylands regions on 131546.
4.9 from 1,540 reviews
Andrew Parke and Heidi Schieren from Jim’s Antennas met in Canberra with members from the governments Digital Switchover Taskforce to discuss the ongoing work it is conducting which helps audit the set top box and antenna installations performed under the governments HAS (Household Assistance Scheme). Under the scheme some Australians are entitled to receive assistance […]
Troy From Jim’s Antennas Wollert recently completed a office TV wall mount in Campbellfield. The office staff loved it as they can now watch and listen to the Friday night football when they are working. Troy also linked the TV to the office pc’s to enable the staff to be able to use the screen […]
A customer of mine had bought a new plasma which they wanted mounted above their fire place. They were unaware of the fact that installing a flat panel TV above a fire place may damage the TV, or void their warranty. They had their hearts set on wall mounting the TV so I offered them […]
Ferntree Gully tower is undergoing the digital retune on Tuesday 23 September. This is because, as has occurred in most parts of Australia, space on the broadcasting spectrum is being created for new services such as mobile broadband. This means that free-to-air channels ABC, SBS and Ten will be changing frequency. Suburbs affected include: Ferntree […]
