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Using an NTL box and card in another location

  • 22-09-2006 2:18pm
    #1
    latenia
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    Having brought a box to a new house and have it working fine,although with a previously installed point, I was wondering how easy it is to hook up a new digital point yourself.

    Basically, I've signed up for PPV but have missed every game so far because of work. I can watch TV in work but there's only a coax point. Can I just change the coax to a 'f' point and plug my box in or is it way more complicated than that?


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  • #2
    lensman
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    <no>


  • #3
    watty
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    No you can't.

    It would be regarded as theft if it did work and breaks UPC T&C.
    If it did work today it might not work tomorrow.


    NTL/UPC can tell which cable segment a box is on.


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