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One Co-ax Cable - Both Satellite & Broadband?

  • 04-11-2012 6:04pm
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    homer911
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    I have one co-axial cable coming through the wall from my cable box that I have wired up to a satellite dish for Freesat. I'm thinking of getting UPC broadband. Would I need a second cable through the wall for this or is it possible to use splitters?


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    Cantona's Collars
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    homer911 wrote: »
    I have one co-axial cable coming through the wall from my cable box that I have wired up to a satellite dish for Freesat. I'm thinking of getting UPC broadband. Would I need a second cable through the wall for this or is it possible to use splitters?

    No,let UPC run their own cable.


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