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What kind of wall plates will I need at each end to enable the magic eye to
work?
I hear some types kill the voltage going down the cable which is required to
use the magic eye device?




"j r powell" wrote in message
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Okay, either of those should be fine.

Stating the obvious, but make sure there are no short circuits when you do
the wiring - the outer braid/foil must not touch the inner core of copper.






"Purist Gold 180" wrote in message
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Well either of:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Magic-eye-TV-l...item414df261f4

or

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/2-way-sky-tv-l...item2eae8f0b01


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"Purist Gold 180" wrote in message
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I am trying to do thus:

Using the rf2 output from a sky+ box via a splitter box to attach 2
cables, one for upstaurs and one for conservatory.
I will fit a magic eye at the end of each cabel giving me aerial
connection to each tv for quality pictures and also the ability to use
the sky+ box in upstairs room or conservatory.
The magic eye splitter box does not need any additional power to feed
two outputs.

Okay, understood. Can you tell me the make and model of your "magic eye
splitter box"?







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Purist Gold 180 wrote:
What kind of wall plates will I need at each end to enable the magic eye to
work?
I hear some types kill the voltage going down the cable which is required to
use the magic eye device?

Make sure you get non-isolated.
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Adrian

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Non-isolated? okay will do any links to any? pricewise?


"Adrian" wrote in message
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Purist Gold 180 wrote:
What kind of wall plates will I need at each end to enable the magic eye
to work?
I hear some types kill the voltage going down the cable which is required
to use the magic eye device?

Make sure you get non-isolated.
--
Adrian




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On Aug 10, 5:33*pm, "Purist Gold 180" wrote:
Non-isolated? okay will do any links to any? pricewise?

"Adrian" wrote in message

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Purist Gold 180 wrote:
What kind of wall plates will I need at each end to enable the magic eye
to work?
I hear some types kill the voltage going down the cable which is required
to use the magic eye device?

Make sure you get non-isolated.
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Wallplates are the biggest single cause of remote eye failure. 'f'
types are far better than bellings.

Bill

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f types, bellings?

how are these better than wall plates then?

no one else says wall plates will not work.

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On Aug 10, 5:33 pm, "Purist Gold 180" wrote:
Non-isolated? okay will do any links to any? pricewise?

"Adrian" wrote in message

om...

Purist Gold 180 wrote:
What kind of wall plates will I need at each end to enable the magic
eye
to work?
I hear some types kill the voltage going down the cable which is
required
to use the magic eye device?

Make sure you get non-isolated.
--
Adrian

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Wallplates are the biggest single cause of remote eye failure. 'f'
types are far better than bellings.

Bill



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wrote:

f types, bellings?

how are these better than wall plates then?

no one else says wall plates will not work.

Neither is Bill.

He is saying that wall plates with 'f' type connectors are better than
wall plates with belling connectors.

" wrote in message
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On Aug 10, 5:33 pm, "Purist Gold 180" wrote:
Non-isolated? okay will do any links to any? pricewise?

"Adrian" wrote in message

om...

Purist Gold 180 wrote:
What kind of wall plates will I need at each end to enable the magic
eye
to work?
I hear some types kill the voltage going down the cable which is
required
to use the magic eye device?

Make sure you get non-isolated.
--
Adrian

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Wallplates are the biggest single cause of remote eye failure. 'f'
types are far better than bellings.

Bill



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Peter Duncanson
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Thanks Peter I didn't quite understand.

So I need wall plates that are non-isolated with an f type connection is
this correct?

Any links to where I can buy a couple of these?

Many thanks.


"Peter Duncanson" wrote in message
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On Wed, 11 Aug 2010 10:13:15 +0100, "Purist Gold 180"
wrote:

f types, bellings?

how are these better than wall plates then?

no one else says wall plates will not work.

Neither is Bill.

He is saying that wall plates with 'f' type connectors are better than
wall plates with belling connectors.

" wrote in message
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On Aug 10, 5:33 pm, "Purist Gold 180" wrote:
Non-isolated? okay will do any links to any? pricewise?

"Adrian" wrote in message

om...

Purist Gold 180 wrote:
What kind of wall plates will I need at each end to enable the magic
eye
to work?
I hear some types kill the voltage going down the cable which is
required
to use the magic eye device?

Make sure you get non-isolated.
--
Adrian

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Wallplates are the biggest single cause of remote eye failure. 'f'
types are far better than bellings.

Bill



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On Wed, 11 Aug 2010 12:10:00 +0100, Purist Gold 180 wrote:

Thanks Peter I didn't quite understand.

Please stop top posting. It really becomes annoying after a while.

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In message , Purist Gold 180
wrote
So I need wall plates that are non-isolated with an f type connection is
this correct?

And fully screened.


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Go and read another newsgroup then you prat!

"J G Miller" wrote in message
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On Wed, 11 Aug 2010 12:10:00 +0100, Purist Gold 180 wrote:

Thanks Peter I didn't quite understand.

Please stop top posting. It really becomes annoying after a while.




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