HDTV Antenna Chimney Installation by Skyview Electronics 

Chimney mount is quite usual here in England, roof mounting is almost unheard of, the risk of a water leak into the building from rain when roof mounting is used increases. Great work!

This gave me the insight into making an antenna install. Look forward to more great videos from you Sir.

Very good video. This helped me to install my antenna. Very easy.

I would have never mounted the antenna to the brick of the chimney when you can easily mount it to the roof. In this video the installer didn't ground the antenna mounting bracket nor did he use a grounding block for the cable.

Wow, so many antenna installation pros in the comments section!

No grounding required?

Thanks for making video!

How did you connect discoder ? Please explain

How did you open the rogers cable box?

What were those screws you used called? Nice video by the way :)

What about lightning?

I live in California how do I buy this antenna ????

crazy drilling in a chimney stack .. big no no .. worst thing is you drilled the end bricks and at the top wow.... them end bricks will crack and fall out within time .

If you're watching this video make sure to ground your equipment. Asking for it if you don't!

Only 35 channels. That's either a really small market, they're far from sources, or a poor antenna

good videos, but he tapcon screws not very good

This video should be titled "How to let a moron on your roof" Or "how to choose the worst possible way to mount an antenna" Besides the laundry list of things not to do here, Skyview Electronics Feels Ground wires are for the birds, "Your TV will absorb the lightning strike just fine" and "We don't use chimney straps that wont damage your brick and can be easily serviced, We get out the hammer drill!

Typical aerial installer peg the cable work in drill unnecessary holes in the chimney I could go on and on with this very poor installation

here I am searching the web, looking for a decent antenna grounding example. and all I see are idiots getting angry and going on about why you shouldn't drill into the bricks!... I mean come on! almost everyone here in the comments sound like those idiots who tell you not to overclock your pc because it will fail sooner. but in my experience with 3 constantly overclocked pc's that I built8 years ago that is not the case at all and in the end it's nothing more than pure speculation and lies. but that's off topic!. going back to the topic, if this guy wants to drill into his chimney then that shouldn't be everyone else's problem. what people should be looking at here is not why he drilled into his chimney but why real supposedly professional companies aren't following laws and regulations when it comes to properly grounding equipment when they install it on your roof. for instance the 3 previous dishes and the 4th new one I got installed for satellite internet after buying my place are not grounded at all!. not to mention the old ones that are all still being powered by a thin basic cord running from a power adapter to each of them. so instead of rolling in the obvious thought that putting someone else down will make you all feel better about yourselves why don't you just buzz off because in the end you all have worse personal problems than this guy will ever! have with his roof.

More fucking baclground music. Had to switch off. Can understand why people do that.

drilling into chimney......nope.

Nice vid. But theirs no such a thing as hd tv antenna. . That's just a marketing slogan. Theirs vhf. And uhf. And nothing more..

Whare the video is informative the titling is misleading no such thing as a HD antenna

drilled into the top course and the corner!!!!! what in gods name is that aerial that they installed?? gimmick or what. if you zig zagged that cable across my roof you would be back up doing it PROPERLY!! so you try to make the cable runs neat, then you create a complete rats nest in the cupboard and leave it like that!!!!!