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KingDaveRa · 17-06-2009, 19:28

Well yes. There's a chance you'll be sending 50 volts up the BT line... in theory it would be disconnected, but there's no knowing what BT do with the other end, so it could cause you problems, BT problems, and VM problems.

It's better to do it properly, and move the extension wiring.

17-06-2009, 19:28	#10
KingDaveRa Inactive Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Aylesbury, Bucks Age: 43 Services: Broadband Gamer, Phone M, Tivo V6. Posts: 269	Re: Using existing Bt sockets with virgin Well yes. There's a chance you'll be sending 50 volts up the BT line... in theory it would be disconnected, but there's no knowing what BT do with the other end, so it could cause you problems, BT problems, and VM problems. It's better to do it properly, and move the extension wiring.