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sky in another room

billysew · 2007-08-25 19:54:44

Hi again, I know this is possible and have tried it before with wireless video senders but my internet connection interferes with it. I want the sky tv in my bedroom but am not prepared to pay a extra 10 pounds for sky multiroom. is this possible?

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CaZeD Posts: 4 Newbie

26 August 2007 at 9:31AM

You'll need the co-ax as above plus two tv co-ax connectors and a male to female adaptor which will connect to RF2 ouput on your box. Connect every thing up - tune your bedroom tv to Sky (default chn 68) and thats you done. If you want to change channels get a TV Link & Standard remote control (assuming you've a standard [Not Sky+/HD] box from Asda / B+Q (B+Q do co-ax as well) and connect as per instructions sheet included with kit.

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