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Old 22-02-08, 12:57 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Thanks gadgetfiend! Spot on mate. I will let you know how i get on.

Just to clarify, your saying i need to have a length of coax from the isolator to the splitter and it not being a case of the splitter connects straight to the isolator?
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you could use THIS instead and that would basically join splitter to isolator or even easier buy THIS instead of a splitter and take off your old isolator and replace with it.
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One last thing before i saunter on down to Maplin. What are the connectors/nuts on the end on the actual cable i will need? Not the F connectors the ones that screw into to the actual f connector. Looking at my modem cable, it has the cable and a nut/connector on the end of it which holds the cable in place and then THAT screws into the f connector. My point being once the cable is stripped, i couldnt put a loose wire in the f connector, i would need to put something on the end to feed the wire through and then into the f connector. So i will need those as well? What are they/

Shopping list so far-
5-1000 or 2-2400 MHZ 2 way splitter
10-15 metres of FT100/CT100 coax cable
X4 f connectors
X4 unknown cable to f connector connectors

Have i missed anything?
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theres no unknown fittings you just need the f connectors m8 did you check the link i put up for fitting an f connector. The ones you have already on your modem cable are proper cable company f-connectors and look different thats all.

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Thanks GF. got it all set up a few weeks ago, i still have a few things to iron out when i have time such as channel lists and connecting to another TV but my foots in the door. Top stuff, thanks for your help.

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