Thread: General Coax cable use
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Old 14-01-2022, 19:21   #2
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Re: Coax cable use
No, you can't do it. Virgin and Freeview use the same frequencies so they'd clash. You'd also be at risk at causing interference for your neighbours on both Virgin and Freeview.

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