Thread: TiVo Why do you now need to cap off an old VM TV connection.
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Old 14-11-2016, 09:33   #10
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Re: Why do you now need to cap off an old VM TV connection.
The cap is stopping ingress, not egress.

VM re-use the frequencies used for Freeview TV & DAB Radio. These signals need to be kept out of the network. You will not get problems from VM's signals unless your equipment is actually has contact with the coax core of VM's cable.
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