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Moving a Sky box

yobr · 2011-08-01 07:39:31

Currently running two boxes..and want to move one myself...just wondering what type of cable I will need and where I will get it..thanks

01-08-2011 7:39am

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yobr

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Currently running two boxes..and want to move one myself...just wondering what type of cable I will need and where I will get it..thanks

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steveon

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CT100 cabling from dish to new room or a minimum standard of RG6 cabling if its a short run, do not use anything else such as RG59.

Any good electrical wholesaler should stock it or maplin. You will also need to run a phone cable if you have multiroom.

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