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25-05-2009
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I am about to install a TV roof aerial for freeview. I will run the coax cable down the roof and then down the front of the house. There is a vertical cast iron fall pipe from the guttering which I would like to secure the cable to. There is a reason for this in that I can tape the cable to the pipe so that it is not shown on the house front like cable clips would on the wall. Would I get any appreciable signal loss or interruption of the signal from the pipe do you think? | ||
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| Super Moderator  Real name: Paul Join Date: 07-05-2007 Location: South Midlands, UK & Lanzarote, Canary Islands
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My System: Zone1, DSI8215 SkyHD, Thomson DSI4214, TF5000CI, Dreambox DM800 HD PVR - Nab BH0.12, TM-5200D, Gibertini 104cm, SNH-031, 36v Actuator, Vbox-II, 42°E to 30°W, Sling Media, Televes H45 Digital Processing Analyser, Satlook Micro+G2 NIT, Rover SDM 1s | Welcome to satsuk, Always use double screened coaxial for DVB but shouldn't be any problem. Cable tie to downpipe, caution not to crimp the cable. | ||
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