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Watch Sky in different rooms

tubbs26 · 2016-08-29 17:28:27

I'm moving to a new house. Looking to watch sky in two rooms. I don't care that it shows the same screen. Can anyone recommend a wired and/or wireless solution and indicate the likely price. Thanks

29-08-2016 5:28pm

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tubbs26

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I'm moving to a new house. Looking to watch sky in two rooms. I don't care that it shows the same screen.

Can anyone recommend a wired and/or wireless solution and indicate the likely price.

Thanks

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#2 29-08-2016 8:27pm

Aquos76

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Look out for one of the older Sky HD boxes with the 2 RF outputs on it, the newer ones require an I/O kit and i find that the picture quality can be hit and miss on some of those i/o kits. That way you'll be able to run a wire to the 2nd tv and fit a tv link on it which will then allow you full access to the box via the 2nd TV with the sky remote.

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