Supplying Sky feed through communal coaxial system

Is there some way of doing this or am I having a larf?

Thanks
Pete

"Peter Smallbone" wrote in message
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Is there some way of doing this or am I having a larf?

Thanks
Pete

Anything is possible ... given sufficient effort and money ..


I think SKY do a multiroom thing ... would that be suitable?

http://www.sky.com/skycom/skymultiroom


What sort of communal system do you have ? And how much of sky so you want
...

If the communal system is an analogue UHF based system ... perhaps a number
of SKY boxes ... each tuned to it's own broadcast channel. and each
outputting a UHF signal on a different UHF frequency ...

You might even get away with just 2 dishes ... one set to Horizontal
polarity, the other set to Vertical...

Snag would be that each would need a SKY subscription for the broadcast
channel it was set to pick up.


I wonder how hotels do this?








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"John Beeston" wrote in message
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"Peter Smallbone" wrote in message
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Is there some way of doing this or am I having a larf?

Thanks
Pete

Anything is possible ... given sufficient effort and money ..


I think SKY do a multiroom thing ... would that be suitable?

http://www.sky.com/skycom/skymultiroom


What sort of communal system do you have ? And how much of sky so you want
..

If the communal system is an analogue UHF based system ... perhaps a
number
of SKY boxes ... each tuned to it's own broadcast channel. and each
outputting a UHF signal on a different UHF frequency ...

You might even get away with just 2 dishes ... one set to Horizontal
polarity, the other set to Vertical...

Snag would be that each would need a SKY subscription for the broadcast
channel it was set to pick up.


Would not one dish be sufficient?


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John Porcella

Peter Smallbone wrote:
Is there some way of doing this or am I having a larf?

Thanks
Pete


Sky offer a service to wire up apartment blocks. God knows what it costs
but it might be what you're looking for.

Look at http://www.skyhomes.info/mapl.html

Michael Porter

"John Porcella" wrote in message
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"John Beeston" wrote in message
...

"Peter Smallbone" wrote in message
...
Is there some way of doing this or am I having a larf?

Thanks
Pete

Anything is possible ... given sufficient effort and money ..


I think SKY do a multiroom thing ... would that be suitable?

http://www.sky.com/skycom/skymultiroom


What sort of communal system do you have ? And how much of sky so you
want
..

If the communal system is an analogue UHF based system ... perhaps a
number
of SKY boxes ... each tuned to it's own broadcast channel. and each
outputting a UHF signal on a different UHF frequency ...

You might even get away with just 2 dishes ... one set to Horizontal
polarity, the other set to Vertical...

Snag would be that each would need a SKY subscription for the broadcast
channel it was set to pick up.


Would not one dish be sufficient?


Quite correct .. although it would need a dual LNB to cover Vertical and
Horzintal polarised signals ...




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On Wed, 6 Oct 2004 12:11:53 +0100, John Beeston wrote:

Isn't Google magical

http://www.satelliteonline.co.uk/commercial_systems.htm

You intelligent people shouldn't take the **** out of everybody else. :^)