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sending tv signal form lounge to bedroom?



seb

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i don't have an aerial point in my bedroom so reception is dogturd.

can i get some sort of device that will send the beast signal i have in the lounge to my bedroom?

i have terrestrial tv btw.
 

seb

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would that mean i would only be able to watch what channel the tv was on in the lounge?
 

MRBILLYUK

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To be quite honest mate i'm not sure , ive never used one . Its cheaper just to run a coax from the back of your tv and a y splitter , then you can watch different programs in your bedroom to whats on in the lounge . Its cheapr this way as well .

It depends on the setup of the rooms in your house though whether its gonna easy or not , running the cable up and through the floorboards .

Don't qutoe me on this , i might be wrong . But seeing that its terrestrial tv , and the signal is coming through your coax cable i would guess that you can watch different programs . If it was sky you wouldn't be able to .
 

seb

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nah that would be a bit of a ball ache. i live in a rented concrete flat. lol the two rooms are at opposite ends of the flat! cheers for the advice though.
 

MRBILLYUK

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seb182 said:
nah that would be a bit of a ball ache. i live in a rented concrete flat. lol the two rooms are at opposite ends of the flat! cheers for the advice though.


No problem . If you have a local audio / hifi shop or a maplins , they would be able to tell you for sure exactly what ya need to do .
 


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