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Re: Time for cable...



From: "Des Gibbons" <des@xxxxxxx>
> > From: "Des Gibbons" <des@xxxxxxx>
> > > Channelling out backboxes/conduit makes a hell of a mess, I'd
> > do it all in
> > > one go, saves decorating twice ;)
> >
> > Doubt I'll need to channel at all downstairs - cable will come from the
> > floor.  Upstairs needs plastering anyway.
>
> Are you going to surface mount the backboxes?

Undecided as yet.  Most likely, though.

> > > Indeed, I'm in a similar position to you with N0 going in the loft,
Are
> > you
> > > putting a projector up there too?
> >
> > Yeah, projector, 5.1 sound and DVD will be in the loft.  Tivo too, when
I
> > have IR distribution.  The media PC will live there too with my domain
> > server.
>
> I assume you are projecting onto the gable wall, what size screen do you
> think you can get?

I have a portable screen ATM.  I'll fix it to the wall once I've finished
the floor, got some carpet, and insulated the roof!  It's 4 feet wide, and
the aspect ratio can be varied by pulling it out further ;-)

> My biggest problem with putting N0 in the attic is actually getting all my
> stuff up there, lol.

We have 42sqm, so no problems there.  All I need up there is a cable TV box,
cable modem, firewall, main server audio server, Tivo, VCR, DVD, projector,
switch, and patch panel.  Easily fitted.

Andy


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