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Is it possible to use a Sky Digibox to receive Free to Air progs in another room using co-axial cable( which carries the Sky progs to another tv via an aerial amp)WR.
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I'm not certain what you are asking
free to air ...
sky transmits all the FTA progs .... so yes
in another room .....
It depends what's on the back of your box
Mine has a second co-ax out which will feed a second TV ... but only with the same chanel that is being watched at the time
which carries the Sky progs to another tv via an aerial amp
So now it sounds like you are already doing this
have you got a second box you want to use with the same feed?
or are you asking if you can watch two seperate chanels from a single standard box?
(the answer is no)
I'm not certain what you are asking
free to air ...
sky transmits all the FTA progs .... so yes
in another room .....
It depends what's on the back of your box
Mine has a second co-ax out which will feed a second TV ... but only with the same chanel that is being watched at the time
which carries the Sky progs to another tv via an aerial amp
So now it sounds like you are already doing this
have you got a second box you want to use with the same feed?
or are you asking if you can watch two seperate chanels from a single standard box?
(the answer is no)
AC,like you I am using the 2nd RF out from the Sky+ box which feeds a tv in another room via an ae amp,I've tried putting the signal through another Sky box in the other room & then to the other TV to see if I can get seperate Free to Air progs, but got no picture at & I know that the box works ,it's the one tacken out when I had Sky+ box fitted.Ron.
OK ... I see what you want
you've split the wrong point
First let me say - this isn't my area .... but I do spend a lot of time in maplins
the co-ax from the dish needs to be split into two feeds
----------box1 --- tv1
Dish ----|
----------box2 ---tv2
not
dish ------------box1 -------box2
| |
TV1 TV2
I think this is the beastie you need (but the guy on the counter will give you the gen)
http://www.maplin.co.uk/module.aspx?tabs=n&Mod uleNo=9273&ma=satellite%20signal%20splitter
the ideal is a double LNB - but they are �39
Maplins are normally very good with advice .... you can always throw yourself on their mercy ... and then if it's too much (in the words of the news of the world) make your excuses and leave
you've split the wrong point
First let me say - this isn't my area .... but I do spend a lot of time in maplins
the co-ax from the dish needs to be split into two feeds
----------box1 --- tv1
Dish ----|
----------box2 ---tv2
not
dish ------------box1 -------box2
| |
TV1 TV2
I think this is the beastie you need (but the guy on the counter will give you the gen)
http://www.maplin.co.uk/module.aspx?tabs=n&Mod uleNo=9273&ma=satellite%20signal%20splitter
the ideal is a double LNB - but they are �39
Maplins are normally very good with advice .... you can always throw yourself on their mercy ... and then if it's too much (in the words of the news of the world) make your excuses and leave