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			<title>Question about Virgin Media isolators</title>
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			<description><![CDATA[Hello, 
My question is about Virgin Media isolators, and apologies if this has been asked before... 
I've just home-installed Virgin Media in my flat (Hub 5 with Volt Gig1 broadband, plus Stream Box), and I think the supplied coaxial cable to the hub has an inline isolator on it? I'm a complete...]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div>Hello,<br />
My question is about Virgin Media isolators, and apologies if this has been asked before...<br />
I've just home-installed Virgin Media in my flat (Hub 5 with Volt Gig1 broadband, plus Stream Box), and I think the supplied coaxial cable to the hub has an inline isolator on it? I'm a complete newb at anything remotely techie!<br />
I couldn't find a Virgin wall socket until I unscrewed a blanking plate and found an old looking Qamtex TV/Data Isolator, which the new push fit coaxial cable fits into nicely. There is also an old NTL phone socket, so this was clearly done a long while ago!<br />
Broadband and TV are working well and speeds seem good - the router is currently downloading at 1122 Mbps.<br />
Can I remove the Qamtex TV/Data Isolator box and simply join the two cables together? I would like to get rid of the nasty old pattress box that the previous owner cut into in an failed attempt to make things fit, and neaten the area up.<br />
Would there be any benefit to doing this, and conversely would there be any potential issues?<br />
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Many thanks in advance!</div>


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