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Fitting Multiple Tv Links

AdrianR · 2006-06-09 12:20:35

I asked this question on another thread but found this since, still has limitations but it may be useful in my case as the main TV is in the Lounge (used evening/night time), there's also a TV in the play room (Used daytime) and then the main bedroom which would be used when the Lounge one isn't: Got the info here

09-06-2006 12:20pm

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I asked this question on another thread but found this since, still has limitations but it may be useful in my case as the main TV is in the Lounge (used evening/night time), there's also a TV in the play room (Used daytime) and then the main bedroom which would be used when the Lounge one isn't:

FITTING MULTIPLE TV LINKS

Should you wish to fit more than one TV Link and be able to watch Sky in many rooms around your house, a distribution amplifier is required. These are available in 2, 4, and 8 way versions and can be found in the Sky Digital section of our site (Normal amplifiers cannot be used, as they do not allow the power from the digibox to pass through them to the TV Link).

The 2 and 4 way versions don't need a mains connection as they are powered by the RF2 socket on the digibox. The 8-way version comes with a power pack, which needs plugging into a 13amp socket.

Installation is simple. Once you have decided where you are going to have your amplifier (behind your TV or in loft for example) you need to run a coax cable from the RF2 socket on your digibox to the input socket of the amplifier. From the amplifier you will have to run coax cables to the rooms you wish to watch sky on, fit the TV Links and follow the instructions above for powering up. You will now be able to change your sky channel from all the rooms you have wired up.

Got the info here

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