Ant & tv out

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CIELO CHIARO

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My Satellite Setup
Fortec
My Location
Great Britain
I notice some of the latest receivers especially HD,do not have the ANT & TV out connections to the rear of the box.This allows me to send the signal to another television in another room and vice-versa.Does anybody know if there is a way to attach this connection to a receiver which does not have it?Maybe,you can buy such a device to perform this function.Any help much appreciated
 
Plug in Rf modulator. Converts scart to a RF 21-69.
 
I've done it with and old VHS recorder I had lying about before now, as they have built in modulators.
 
When you say plug into RF modulator,do you mean the scarts still go into the receiver which I have bought that does not have ANT & TV out connections at the back,and the leads which would go into ANT & TV out will be placed into RF modulator.Also,how is RF modulator connected to the new receiver?
P.S.A friend has a Techlink AV50R,he says this will work.A box for adding more scart connections.Not sure it has ANT & TV out connections on it.Though he knows as much as me about receivers!!!!
 
Take a picture of the back of your receiver and upload it.

Here's a picture of a typical modulator _http://www.triax.co.uk/upload/trilink_web.pdf you use one of the scart feeds on the back of the reciever to connect to the modulator.
 
Just got the RF modulator.I bought Lab Gear as its cheaper than Triax.The problem is the connections at the back of my current reciever do not fot into the ANT & TV out of the modulator.What adaptors are needed for connections.I noticed the ANT one at the top of my Eurovox is smaller than the TV out just below it.BTW,the RF modulators have a screw in type.Any suggestions what to buy
 
Can you upload an image of the connections.
 
You probably need to connect the receiver to the modulator with a scart lead or possibly phono leads. What are the connection on the demodulator labelled?

The RF in and out are probably F connectors, the same as the connectors on your satellite receive to the dish. This will give you a method to confirm if you "borrow" the downlead.
 
Yes the Labgear uses "F" connectors, so the aerial lead from the wall must have an "F" connector at one end, then the link to the second location will also require an "F" connector. As Satelliteman says, you need to connect from your satellite receiver by scart and adjust the output channel (shown on the LED) to something which doesn't interfere, or is interfered with by other channels.
 
Just a quick msg to say its all up and running.I could not have done it without your help.Thanks to all
 
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