Free Sat box 2 rooms

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• -GONZO- Posts: 9,624

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  07/07/14 - 21:58 #2

  Best option would be a Quad LNB, cabling to both rooms and 2 separate boxes.
  Not entirely sure but it maybe possible using one box using a video sender.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 27

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  07/07/14 - 22:03 #3

  I have no idea what QUAB LBN is but 2 boxes is a no no I am still struggling with the price of one… still will have one that just does DVDs I think

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• -GONZO- Posts: 9,624

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  08/07/14 - 00:18 #4

  An LNB is the bit on the end of the dish which you connect the cables to, a Quad LNB means your able to connect upto 4 cables from the dish for either x2 dual tuner boxes or up to 4 single tuner boxes.

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  08/07/14 - 19:00 #5

  Thanks I am trying to find a way at present that doesn't require another box

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• Bspks Posts: 1,564

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  08/07/14 - 20:07 #6

  I use one of these http://www.amazon.co.uk/TRI-LINK-Control-Freesat-Freeview-around/dp/B002R634DU to distribute the signal (in SD with mono sound) to the kitchen and bedroom via the aerial system.
  You just need to tune in the analogue tuner on the remote TVs, and you can use a Sky type magic eye (included) to control Freesat from yor remote set.

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  08/07/14 - 20:11 #7

  Bspks wrote: »

  I use one of these http://www.amazon.co.uk/TRI-LINK-Control-Freesat-Freeview-around/dp/B002R634DU to distribute the signal (in SD with mono sound) to the kitchen and bedroom via the aerial system.
  You just need to tune in the analogue tuner on the remote TVs, and you can use a Sky type magic eye (included) to control Freesat from yor remote set.

  
  
  Thanks, is that easier to set up than it looks?
  
  I have also seen theses http://www.amazon.co.uk/Qose-5-8Ghz-Wireless-Sender-receiver/dp/B003CYYR4Q thoughts anyone??

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  08/07/14 - 21:20 #8

  Lyns_t wrote: »

  Thanks, is that easier to set up than it looks?

  
  You will need a co-ax cable between rooms, which your postings elsewhere state you cannot do.

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  08/07/14 - 22:14 #9

  Thank I think maybe the quote thing seems the simplicit fir me

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• David (2) Posts: 20,632

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  11/07/14 - 18:18 #10

  One box solution means u will be stuck with the same picture (channel) in both rooms.

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