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Re: Do I Really Need To Run Coax? ['Watchdog': checked]


  • Subject: Re: Do I Really Need To Run Coax? ['Watchdog': checked]
  • From: andrew_walker@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Fri, 11 Mar 2011 11:58:11 +0000

Michael, =0D
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You may also want to run a coax cable from the back of your living room AV
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amp to the location of a powered sub if you a planning one.  My sub is =0D
hiding behind an arm chair in the corner of the room so a coax needed =0D
putting in.=0D
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"Michael Hims" <michael@xxxxxxx> =0D
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I'm not sure it is....I'm trying to find out why it's often suggested to =
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run co-ax. =0D
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Is it just for satellite signals or (some comments suggested) video...in =
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case of the latter why shoudn't I just run an extra length of Cat5?=0D
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On the point of a distributing satellite feeds...is there any point in =0D
having separate boxes over the house? Why not just contain them to node0 =
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and then pipe the content into room TVs directly?=0D
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That surely makes sense as you can have much better HA control over it and
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the pictures can be moved around the house much easier.=0D
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Michael=0D
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From: Peter + Jane =0D
Sent: Sunday, February 20, 2011 9:40 AM=0D
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Subject: Re: [ukha_d] Do I Really Need To Run Coax?=0D
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Doesn't this all depend on whether you intend to =0D
use terrestial signal / satellite signal as =0D
source.? If "yes" then do you intend to decode remotely from the
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If you intend to use TV tuner or Freeview PVR, =0D
Freesat or Sky boxes adjacent to the TV in =0D
question then the signal needs to reach the device.=0D
If not, then coax to the set is redundant (except =0D
for property resale to technophobes).=0D
Or is it me that is missing something?=0D
Rgds=0D
Peter=0D
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At 21:13 19/02/2011, you wrote:=0D
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>I'm carrying out the final specs of my HA wiring =0D
>plan and I've noticed that co-ax has been repeatedly suggested for TVs
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>With HDMI over Cat5 convertors coming in at sub =0D
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>(<http://cpc.farnell.com/jsp/search/productdetail.jsp?sku=3DAV19971>=0D
http://cpc.farnell.com/jsp/search/productdetail.jsp?sku=3DAV19971)
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>do I really need to run co-ax? Or have I missed =0D
>the point? Just seems extra money to run yet =0D
>another cable type when there are already cables =0D
>that will be run to support HD video.=0D
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>Cheers,=0D
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>Mike=0D
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