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RE: Cable advice - long runs?
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- Subject: RE: Cable advice - long runs?
- From: Ian Lowe <ian@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 19 Sep 2000 05:53:44 -0700 (PDT)
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I have a sinking feeling about this.... :(
I am about two thirds of the way through retro-fitting Co-ax cable for
video distribution, and I have been using Maplin's cheap and cheerful
White Co-ax.
The longest run I have in the house is 7m, from my wiring closet up
into the loft, then down again into the living room.
Question is: am I wasting my time with this cable, or is the quality
likely to be okay over short runs? I decided to do the most awkward
runs first, so I am hesitant about ripping it out :(
As a semi-mitigating factor, I am about six miles away from the
Black-Hill transmitter, and can get pretty good reception by sticking a
coat hanger in the back of my TV!
Ian.
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Ian R Lowe. Director, Wintermute Consultancy Ltd.
e-mail: ian@xxxxxxx
Onward and Upward! Towards Ascension!
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