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Old 12-10-2005, 10:54   #1
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Hi,

Looking for some advice I have a Analogue Cable TV box downstairs and a broadband router upstairs. In theory is it possible for me to use my cable box on the broadband wire upstairs so if I'm not using my PC I can watch cable in bed?
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Re: Cable/Broadband connections

Quite possibly that will work. Just try it you wont do any harm.
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Re: Cable/Broadband connections

Yeah, it'll work fine - all NTL coax carries the same signals (DTV, ATV, BB).

Just be careful not to bend the plugs (f-plugs) on the ends of the wire - it'd be pretty hard to do, but people do odd things.
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