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Old 05-03-2004, 20:55   #4
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Re: Digital TV install..

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Originally Posted by Jes0rKah
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All I know, is my mum subscribed to AOL broadband, and we got an ntl: box installed.. prolly cos ntl: is our phone company?

Hehe I can't wait to get my home cinema all set up! My wages are coming in so useful! I'm subscribing to the family pack with all the movie channels, I'm allowed ntl: cos mum don't want a sky dish on our house! Plus I can't be doing with a £199 price label on Sky+!

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Yes that is because you can order AOL BB through NTL's cable network which is what you have by the sounds of it. I should see no reason why they would install a new line if the existing signal strength is sufficient to tap off. Im a network engineer mate who has worked for NTL for ten years. Make sure that if they do tap off the coax that the modem is working before they leave.
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