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I want to connect an Omni-directional FM aerial I have just bought and installed in my loft to my tuner. I have looked at back of the TV/FM socket in my lounge and it has some electronic components on each socket but only a single coax cable leading to my loft. Can I use this single coax cable for both the TV and Radio aerials or would it be better to run a separate cable for both aerials?
Yep that's fine it sounds as though it has a Multiplexer/Diplexer in it to run multiple signals over 1 length of Coax, should work fine!
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Actually what you may find in the socket in your living room might be a passive filter rather than a diplexer otherwise there would have to be electronics at the top I beleive, can't hurt to try it though!
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