So, I just spent some time putting the TV on the wall - and wanted to do a straight aerial feed.
I left the cable for the power hanging over (since a 90 degree plug won't fit in my hole in the wall.)
Powered it up, and it worked first time
(before anyone asks, that cable is now gone!)
Here you can see the bracket painted:
I also had to decide what cables to run, since I am getting a new Media Centre for Downstairs tommorow - I thought it would be apt to move my other media centre upstairs. I also wanted some 360 action in the bedroom - nothing better than playing and relaxin'!
So - I had to run the following cables:
VGA -> DVI (Media Centre)
Component -> 360
Aerial -> Digital TV Feed
Power -> Duh!
Media Centre USB Jobby - so I can use a Media Centre Remote, and also so I can use the Keyboard in Bed
Phono link to the Media Centre so that it can have audio out via the TV.
The main snag I had to do was cut the plug off the mains lead and wire in a new one.
No SCART, since I doubt I will bother (will put my HD SKY box in the wardrobe when done.)
The cabling in the wardrobe will look messy, since I am waiting for the sparky this weekend to come and do some cabling. All of this can be routed nicely after that.
I am planning on putting a Communciation Cabinet on the top shelf (6U max!), with a patch panel (2 ports to every room in the house), a switch, a phone line, 2 aerial sockets (one to feed Sky upstairs, and one for normal Aerial). I will move my ADSL modem and WiFi stuff in to it too. There will also be my 16 Port JFS516 which I picked up off eBay last week.
I have my NAS box in the cellar and my Synology box too (both too loud to be in the house).
Lets hope that my 360 controllers work through walls, and I get no interference from the power being so close to the other cables - only time will tell.
If this does work it means I need to put a switch in straight away and run a cable back in to the loft from it so I can have my office system online I have no mains in my loft at the moment so not sure how I can going to work this one out