Cable TV Transfer Unit

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Statjunk

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I'm wondering if anyone has heard of a unit that will do the following.

You have a cable connector in one location of the house. You connect a gizmo of some sort to it that will transmit the signal to the cable company box for de-scrambling.

Does anyone know if this gizmo exists and were to get one and approximately how much?
 

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RF Transmitters are actually not good to use, due to they do not transmit two way, and the boxes will not work with them.
 

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You have a cable connector in one location of the house. You connect a gizmo of some sort to it that will transmit the signal to the cable company box for de-scrambling.


Are you talking about stealing services from your cable provider?
 

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Jeeze o petes. No!

I have a cable wire on one side of the room. Is there a way to transmit the signal to the other side of the room without running wire?

Tom
 

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Not from the entering cable to the cable box. That is a 1000 MHz wide set of signals and bidirectional. You need the correct piece of coaxial cable.

From the output of the box you can run a signal wirelessly to a TV.
 
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