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Wizbon 17-02-2015 20:32

New extension
 
We will soon be building a new extension where the sitting room will move to. Current sitting room will become a playroom.
I will need TiVo installed in new extension and hub relocated in new office.
My question is, do I run a cable while the extension is being built for the Virgin installer to connect to on the outside or let them run the new cables all the way into the new locations. And if I lay cables for them, what do I use?
Thank you.

DJSADERS 17-02-2015 22:14

Re: New extension
 
either way it will cost you £99 to relocate the equipment, so i would get the installers to do it once everything is ready... or run the cables your self (Tri shielded coax) however you will still be liable for the £99

Wizbon 18-02-2015 09:51

Re: New extension
 
When i spoke to Virgin a while ago about something else and i mentioned the extension, they said the reconnection/ move of Tivo would be free, so i will make sure it is that :)

jungleguy 22-02-2015 13:50

Re: New extension
 
Hi there.
if you can pre-wire it will make the move of equipment nice and easy for the Tech, and nice and tidy for you. You'll need to use VM compatible cable.

Wizbon 22-02-2015 20:40

Re: New extension
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jungleguy (Post 35760755)
Hi there.
if you can pre-wire it will make the move of equipment nice and easy for the Tech, and nice and tidy for you. You'll need to use VM compatible cable.

Where would I find those?
Thanks for the reply :)

jungleguy 23-02-2015 00:33

Re: New extension
 
I'd turn your Tivo off at the mains, ring faults and tell them its stopped working, they'll send a service engineer out, when he arrives power up the TiVo and then pick his brains about the extension.......that'll save yourself £100.

I'm not joking by the way.....this is what you should do.

RobboEdin 23-02-2015 10:38

Re: New extension
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jungleguy (Post 35760867)
I'd turn your Tivo off at the mains, ring faults and tell them its stopped working, they'll send a service engineer out, when he arrives power up the TiVo and then pick his brains about the extension.......that'll save yourself £100.

I'm not joking by the way.....this is what you should do.

Oh dear!

Do you advocate going to A&E inappropriately as well, instead of going to a GP?

jungleguy 23-02-2015 11:00

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Quote:

Originally Posted by RobboEdin (Post 35760909)
Oh dear!

Do you advocate going to A&E inappropriately as well, instead of going to a GP?

I can't believe you'd compare a service tech with a doctor. lol You must be a share holder.;)

RobboEdin 23-02-2015 21:35

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Quote:

Originally Posted by jungleguy (Post 35760912)
I can't believe you'd compare a service tech with a doctor. lol You must be a share holder.;)

I'm not making such a comparison but am saying that your suggestion is equally selfish and inappropriate.

jungleguy 23-02-2015 22:09

Re: New extension
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by RobboEdin (Post 35761078)
I'm not making such a comparison but am saying that your suggestion is equally selfish and inappropriate.

you're more than welcome to offer a solution here. :)

DJSADERS 24-02-2015 19:33

Re: New extension
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jungleguy (Post 35761088)
you're more than welcome to offer a solution here. :)

Buy either tri shielded solid core coax.... or buy it but the meter on ebay lol

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/15m-RG6-Bl...3D281606681596

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/50m-BLACK-...3D281606681596

Wizbon 26-02-2015 08:49

Re: New extension
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by DJSADERS (Post 35761274)
Buy either tri shielded solid core coax.... or buy it but the meter on ebay lol

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/15m-RG6-Bl...3D281606681596

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/50m-BLACK-...3D281606681596

That's brilliant, thank you.


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