Feeding tv to 7 rooms ?

How about this?

The assumption is that you locate the satellite receiver in one place and use UHF distribution from it. There's a mechanism to control the receiver remotely from an IR handset in any room.

Of course, all of this assumes having just one satellite receiver.

If you want something with the capacity for multiple satellite receivers then you need a quad LNB on the dish (up to 4 receivers) or a multiswitch (for a larger number)

I have a product from Spaun which does this job very well.

On Sun, 25 Sep 2005 12:35:01 +0100, "Jeff" scrawled:

You want 2 to the living room for the Sky+ and 1 for the DTT. You then want another back up from there to the loft to feed the Sky back into the distribution amp. I would split the aerial feed in the loft and feed the STB and the amp directly then also add another input to the amp from the Sky return leg.

Inputs as above, for the output side just a single run from the Loftbox to each outlet.

Yes, they are recommended. Used a few myself.

| I have spent some time looking for the answer without success | At the moment we have a digital arial on the chimney with the coax running | down the outside of the house and through the wall into the stb. | I would like to lay cables to provide tv points for 7 rooms and would also | like to build in capacity for sky+ if I decide to go that way in the future. | I know I need ct100 spec coax with 1 run to each room but how many runs do I | need to the living room (can sky and digital come down the same cable ?), | think I need 2 to living room for sky+ ? | Do I go straight from arial to splitter (in loft) and feed all rooms from | there ? | Can someone recommend a loftbox ?

uk.tech.digital-tv is thataway -> there are real experts there, especially Bill.

His website is well worth a look as well:

On Sun, 25 Sep 2005 14:26:33 +0100,it is alleged that John Rumm spake thusly in uk.d-i-y:

little, it not only contains useful information but also hours of entertainment (at least for me).

Can't answer for sky, but I have a labgear 12 way booster that runs 11 cables for VHF radio and UHF TV/freeview to a bunch of sockets (some double) round teh house, plus a pair of antennae in the loft.

Reception is rock solid, especially on digital.

You don't have the model number handy do you ? and a source ?

Regards Jeff

"John Rumm" wrote :-

Thanks for that , good site

Regards Jeff

Which since I had budgeted about 300, made my day...

Of course the antiqued brass socket plates ruined it later...

On Mon, 26 Sep 2005 14:44:43 +0100, The Natural Philosopher scrawled:

I've got loads of MK brass co-ax outlets cluttering the shed up, could have had them for a bargain. ;)