Anyone know how?

[Zuth]

Hey, ok so I'm planning on buying a new 42" TV for my room, however I have a small problem. My aerial is long enough to reach to my TV however I dont want the wire going all around my room. This is the layout:

http://mattgarner.net/upload/images/2012/06/12/EZQKn.png

I'll put my new TV on wall, so it looks better. Is there anyway of me getting my aerial to the back of my TV without the use of wires? I hope it is possible and +rep to any suggestions.

[Recursion]

Your best bet would be to run the cable under your carpet or something... there's not much else you can do.

[Zuth]

Your best bet would be to run the cable under your carpet or something... there's not much else you can do.

Alright, thanks for the help Tom! :)

[Cornholio!.]

You could run it up your carpet or put it through your wall.

[lawrawrrr]

Our cables like that are through the wall, but it means drilling. It is probably best to put them under the carpet like Tom said, but if you really don't want to have cables, you can buy wireless aerial transmitters.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Philips-SBC-VL1200-Wireless-Link/dp/B000068TYR

for example, which seems to be quite a good one by looking at various reviews and stuff!

[Zuth]

Our cables like that are through the wall, but it means drilling. It is probably best to put them under the carpet like Tom said, but if you really don't want to have cables, you can buy wireless aerial transmitters.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Philips-SBC-VL1200-Wireless-Link/dp/B000068TYR

for example, which seems to be quite a good one by looking at various reviews and stuff!

Thats what I was looking for! Thanks :D (I cant +REP you atm :()

[lawrawrrr]

Thats what I was looking for! Thanks :D (I cant +REP you atm :()

Ahaah! I called my grandad and asked him (he has similar ones) and he said they work fine for the most part but he doesn't know what brand they are.