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Re: Installing Sky using existing terrestrial aerial coax?
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Originally Posted by Scrubbs
Do you mean ,"can I point the terrestial ariel at the sky satelite and get skytv?"
No. He wants to know you can use Terrestrial Grade Coax for Sky, the answer is yes, but I wouldn't recommend it and certainly not over distances over a couple of metres, it just isn't up to the job.
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