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free to air second tv?

haines35 · 2009-12-23 00:05:52

Hopefully a simple solution to this but can i send my free to air channels to a second tv upstairs easily? thanks in advance..

23-12-2009 12:05am

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haines35

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Hopefully a simple solution to this but can i send my free to air channels to a second tv upstairs easily?
thanks in advance..

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#2 23-12-2009 12:25am

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IF you are using an actual sky box for the free to air, you can just connect a cable to the 'rf2 out' on the sky box. This will mean you have to watch the same satellite channel on both tvs. You could also change the LNB on the dish, get another cheap sky box somewhere, run a second cable from the dish to the new box, that way allowing different satellite channels to be watched

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#3 23-12-2009 12:29am

haines35

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wow mick, that was quick,its just a digital set top box i have,is there any kina senders that might do the job?

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