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Homeplugs for cable tv?

  • 14-09-2011 9:09pm
    #1
    antodeco
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    Hi all,
    Quick question. Is there a home plugs equivalent for transmitting cable? I need to get TV into an outside cabin, and if I could send it wirelessly, or via the Electrics like homeplugs would be perfect.

    Thanks


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  • #2
    Kristopherus
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    Did you consider a video sender. Or even a plain coaxial cable to take the signal out?


  • #3
    antodeco
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    Kristopherus wrote: »
    Did you consider a video sender. Or even a plain coaxial cable to take the signal out?

    How reliable are video senders? The cabin is 20 metres from the house. I was going to run coaxial cable down and out, but just not sure about it.


  • #4
    snappieT
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    If you can at all, run coax.

    Video senders tend to only be able to send a specific channel, not the entire coax bandwidth. Even then, the quality I've seen has been muck.


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