NTL set top box co-ax
21 January 2003, 01:13 PM
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On an NTL set-top box the main aerial looks like a simple co-ax. Does anybody know whether it is because I need to move the box to the other side of the room and therefore need a longer piece.
One more thing its got those funny end pieces anybody know how to get them on and put new ones on?
One more thing its got those funny end pieces anybody know how to get them on and put new ones on?
21 January 2003, 01:40 PM
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Try http://www.maplin.co.uk/ - I suspect that you need 2 x "F" plugs (FU04E), an adapter/joiner (FE92A) and the required length of cable (XS16S).
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21 January 2003, 03:40 PM
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Tis "Simple Co-ax" but you need to ensure it is Satellite/Cable spec. Think the Maplin code given above is the correct one.
BTW Officially you are not allowed to tamper with that cable - it is in contravention of NTLs AUP.
Just like you're not allowed to split the signal from the STB to more than one TV
BTW Officially you are not allowed to tamper with that cable - it is in contravention of NTLs AUP.
Just like you're not allowed to split the signal from the STB to more than one TV
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