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Technical question
- Thread starter Pepichur
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hi m8 ,you can fit as many tvs as youlike,
1 see what your signals are terrestial signals are by tuning your reciever through the UHF band.
pick a channel that seems vacant to set your recievers RF output on.(this is important).
run a cable from the RF output to an amplifier.
amplifiers can be multy output ie 2 or 4 or 6.according to your pocket.run cables to your tvs.
it would be advisable to connest your main tv by a scart lead,usually via a video recorder/cd recorder if you have hard drive capability.
to my knowledgh all recievers have RF and scart outputs.
if you were looking to buy a new receiver:-read up on posts for some time before making your choice as the most expensive is not always the best.
things that you may feel that you need later on include.
lnb loop through.
blind search.
number of channels to store (minimum 3000 tv channels).
2 CI slots.
(or easilly patchable receiver)
cheers
1 see what your signals are terrestial signals are by tuning your reciever through the UHF band.
pick a channel that seems vacant to set your recievers RF output on.(this is important).
run a cable from the RF output to an amplifier.
amplifiers can be multy output ie 2 or 4 or 6.according to your pocket.run cables to your tvs.
it would be advisable to connest your main tv by a scart lead,usually via a video recorder/cd recorder if you have hard drive capability.
to my knowledgh all recievers have RF and scart outputs.
if you were looking to buy a new receiver:-read up on posts for some time before making your choice as the most expensive is not always the best.
things that you may feel that you need later on include.
lnb loop through.
blind search.
number of channels to store (minimum 3000 tv channels).
2 CI slots.
(or easilly patchable receiver)
cheers