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    multi room

    Coax cannot carry HD. For HD you can use either HDMI or ethernet (or component but not really viable) Anything up to 32" will produce an 'acceptable' picture though on coax as long as you have a good strong signal. It will not be in the same league as HD but that is the choice you need to...
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    multi room

    If you're doing this yourself, it may be easier to split the requirements for the audio / video side. For music, have a look at systems such as Squeezebox, Sonos or even Apple Airtunes using Airport Express. They are all excellent ways of achieving high quality audio in multiple rooms. For...
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    Vaillant VRC430 installation advice

    My VRC430 is set to Thermostatic and is working well. The flow temp. adjusts as expected based on the outside temp. I was going to switch to Modulating for a few days to test its performance, but was just wondering what the latest opinions of Modulating v. Thermostatic are re. predictability of...
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    Idiots guide to cables please?

    Rather than limit just 1 tv to Sky, you could use a distribution amp to feed the signal throughout the house. The wiring for this would be: 1) TV aerial into back of Sky box 2) TV out of sky box to distribution amp 3) Distribution amp to multiple TVs You can then have a magic eye on...
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    Vaillant NTC sensor with non Unistor cylinder

    OK thanks, looks like the Unistor is the one to go for then. Interestingly, the VR65 manual states that only 1 of the NTC sensor or the mechanical stat. can be wired in at any one time, so not sure how it would've coped with the suggestion of keeping the mechanical stat as the overheat...
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    Vaillant NTC sensor with non Unistor cylinder

    We're currently spec'ing a system for a large Victorian terrace refurb. Is it possible to use the VR10 NTC sensor Vaillant supply with the VR65 to bring ebus control to DHW with any unvented cylinder? The Vaillant manual suggests only the Unistors are compatible but the price of these is a...
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