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Originally Posted by turkeytrot
Thanks jb66, but why can't Virgin simply 'splice' the input aerial cable at its point of entry into the room? One side of the splice would go to the set-top box in the normal way, and the other would connect to the in-cavity cable that I have which terminates at the other side of the room. I'm sure I'll need another set-top box at that point to decode the signal, but I don't understand why you think that Virgin won't touch it.
BillJ
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If your having 2 boxes installed the installer might use your existing cable if its virgin standard. If its only 1 box he will disconnect the un-needed cable.