Sky TV In A second Room

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Just a quick question if anyone can help.

I would like to connect a second TV to my SKY setup, i presume the normal way would be to split the cable after it leaves the sky box, run it to the next destination and install a magic eye, however I would like to avoid running a new cable through the ceiling. Is the another option available using a transmitter box located next to the sky box and one upstair next to the new tv

Cheers

 

[Estrella]

How about this ?



http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SKY-TV-Satell...yZ109016QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

 

[Heyyouitsme]

same idea as mine, but mine is a phillips one, works really well, maplin do a set also think theyres are 25quid, a mate of mine has them and his work just fine too

 

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Ta Boxcleva

Will have a look at these senders. Only thing I was a bit worried about was whether there would be a loss of signal, and if so would it be significant enough to notice.

Has anyone used these for SKY before, or is there a standard sender used by professionals

Cheers

 

[Heyyouitsme]

as i said above, i use one of these and they work great, no signal loss! an mine is used for sky

 

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If you take a look at the back of your sky box you will see there is a socond RF out socket (I think it is labelled RF2)

This socket is designed to run you second TV.

You simply run a length of coax cable between this socket and the coax socket on your second TV