Would any one please explain how i can get my satellite signal to my
other rooms i know that the bedrooms will have to watch the same
channel as the main tv im just puzzled at what goes on behind the set
top box and what goes where.
Cheers folks
Thanks for the help
Jack

You'll need a distribution box amp. The Box will take the co-axial cable
output from your satellite receiver (that would normally go to the TV) and
then amplify this across other co-axial cables from this box to your other
rooms. Obiously you'll have already laid the co-axial cables to each of the
required rooms.

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Regards

Seamus

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Would any one please explain how i can get my satellite signal to my
other rooms i know that the bedrooms will have to watch the same
channel as the main tv im just puzzled at what goes on behind the set
top box and what goes where.
Cheers folks
Thanks for the help
Jack

wrote:

Would any one please explain how i can get my satellite signal to my
other rooms i know that the bedrooms will have to watch the same
channel as the main tv im just puzzled at what goes on behind the set
top box and what goes where.
Cheers folks
Thanks for the help
Jack

The simplest way is to get hold of a wireless transmitter - possibly a
couple of sets if you want to send to more than one room. I have a
couple of cheap (£20) ones from Toys r Us. It comes with a passthrough
adapter to split it's signal from the Scart socket, and does the job
more than adequately for my purposes. Some of these will also transmit
remote signals back to the sky box, but I don't need this feature so I
can't comment.

Be warned that they will get confused if you have too many walls for
them to go through, and get really annoyed when you stick a PC between
the transmit and receive points!

wrote in message
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Would any one please explain how i can get my satellite signal to my
other rooms i know that the bedrooms will have to watch the same
channel as the main tv im just puzzled at what goes on behind the set
top box and what goes where.

I assume that you have a Sky system, so see uk.tech.tv.sky

Also see www.satcure.co.uk

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Michael Chare

"Seamus Mc Loughlin" wrote in message
...
You'll need a distribution box amp. The Box will take the co-axial cable
output from your satellite receiver (that would normally go to the TV) and
then amplify this across other co-axial cables from this box to your other
rooms. Obiously you'll have already laid the co-axial cables to each of
the
required rooms.


My Sky box has an additional RF coax output, so I have one output going to
my main TV, and the other one to my bedroom via a coax cable up the wall.
No amps required.

Paul

Michael Chare wrote:
wrote in message
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Would any one please explain how i can get my satellite signal to my
other rooms i know that the bedrooms will have to watch the same
channel as the main tv im just puzzled at what goes on behind the set
top box and what goes where.


I assume that you have a Sky system, so see uk.tech.tv.sky

Also see www.satcure.co.uk


On the other hand, if its not a Sky box, it probably only has a SCART
o/p in which case use an RF link as in the other posts, or buy a
modulator which will convert the Scart to an RF signal suitable to
connect to a TV antenna input with coax. This is likely to give better
quality than a wireless link.


john