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clench · 26-10-2006, 08:27

OK
I've tried the following:
1)Wireless sender (tried two types). Both were very sensitive to interference so not happy with this option.
2) RF out from stb in to signal amplifier, then out from amp in to TV2. If I have the terrestrial going in to the RF in on the stb the signal on both analogue terrestrial and ntl at tv2 is poor. If I do not have the analogue going in to the RF in on the stb the ntl signal is much better on tv2 (although not perfect). This means, however, that I can't get the analogue terrestrial channels on TV2.

This is starting to drive me crazy!!

Any other suggestions as to how to get a perfect picture for both analogue terrestrial and ntl signal to tv2???
Would running a scart cable to TV2 do the trick (and splitting the TV out scart from the stb)? If so, any idea where I could get a very long scart cable (20m+)?

26-10-2006, 08:27	#5
clench Inactive Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Glasgow Services: 2 meg broadband Talk 24 phone TVDrive, Second stb Family Pack + Sky Sports Posts: 12	Re: NTL Samsung box - boosting the signal from TV out connection OK I've tried the following: 1)Wireless sender (tried two types). Both were very sensitive to interference so not happy with this option. 2) RF out from stb in to signal amplifier, then out from amp in to TV2. If I have the terrestrial going in to the RF in on the stb the signal on both analogue terrestrial and ntl at tv2 is poor. If I do not have the analogue going in to the RF in on the stb the ntl signal is much better on tv2 (although not perfect). This means, however, that I can't get the analogue terrestrial channels on TV2. This is starting to drive me crazy!! Any other suggestions as to how to get a perfect picture for both analogue terrestrial and ntl signal to tv2??? Would running a scart cable to TV2 do the trick (and splitting the TV out scart from the stb)? If so, any idea where I could get a very long scart cable (20m+)?