Another Loft Box Question

Jun 30, 2005 4 Replies

Hi all



Am trying to arrive at optimum solution for multi room TV.



My question is:



The loft boxes currently sold have a UHF input for distribution of a TV aerial signal to multiple outlets. Will this distribute a digital aerial signal in the same way?



In other words, when the analogue signal is switched off, (assuming we have a digital aerial of course) will it simply be a case of fitting a set top box (or freeview enabled TV) at each socket outlet to get digital TV in each room? Will the loft box split/amplify a digital signal through the UHF input?



TIA


Phil


Yes. The digital signal is just another UHF source as far as it's concerned.

In article , TheScullster writes

The digital signal is just another UHF channel as far as the amp is concerned.

Oi. That's my ring tone.

The labgear one I have is sufficienttly broadband to do that, yes.

It even does VHF radio...

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