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cable in limerick

if6was9 · 2007-09-09 03:34:29

right our neighbours have a cable connection and we've spied a disconnected similar connection on the house next to ours, if we run a co axial from this to our t.v will we get a connection. All the systems seem to be analogue.

09-09-2007 3:34am

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if6was9

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right our neighbours have a cable connection and we've spied a disconnected similar connection on the house next to ours, if we run a co axial from this to our t.v will we get a connection. All the systems seem to be analogue.

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#2 09-09-2007 12:42pm

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if6was9 wrote:

right our neighbours have a cable connection and we've spied a disconnected similar connection on the house next to ours, if we run a co axial from this to our t.v will we get a connection. All the systems seem to be analogue.

Unless you get the Cable provider to do it for you I would assume this would be illegal?

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#3 09-09-2007 4:30pm

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What you're talking about is, can you steal cable from this point...

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