Helping a friend out

monkey666

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Ok so last night I visited my friends house, and he has the following setup, he lives in a 2 bedroom flat, bedrooms 1,2 setup and front room is as follows:

Front room has a twin tunner, which connects to there communal dish, the wife uses it to record, so both inputs is used. (so out of the question)
bedroom 1 single tuner from the communal dish which is being used in that room. (so out of the question)
bedroom 2 which is my friends room has no input at all, however he wants input (single) in.

Is there any of splinter I can use to make another input, and run some coaxial cable with a F connector on.
 
No, you can't split a sat coax.

You will need to run another from the dish to bedroom 2
 
Then this will be impossible because no more tuner inputs the current 3 is taken up, perhaps my friend can say something like so "call up sky and say I was a previous customer, however I have had to move flat, and I am considering using my old sky box however I have no signal in my room, and we have a communal dish, do you think they can sort something out with him ? or they will charge money, because he was a previous sky customer maybe they will honour this and take it into consideration, what would you guys do.
 
If he is allowed just put up a dish on the outside of the building
and run a coax to the box, they are about £25 plus a reel of cable approx £10
 
You see I looked on the 4 flats and I saw no sky satellite dishes however I did see Technomate dishes and a few foreign ones, so I was no sure if he would get in trouble. but I can confirm I saw foreign satellite dishes mounted to the flats walls about 6 of them.
 
Thanks for the replies I think the best solution is to maybe install one of those floor mounted satellite dish but the problem is its on a council estate maybe they will say its not allowed.
 
The easiest way is check on his Tenancy agreement as it will say in there ref dishes


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You usally find if there's already other dish's up then your ok putting one up.
As Tich says best to check tenancy agreement
 
You see I looked on the 4 flats and I saw no sky satellite dishes however I did see Technomate dishes and a few foreign ones, so I was no sure if he would get in trouble. but I can confirm I saw foreign satellite dishes mounted to the flats walls about 6 of them.

Depending how high the flat is located run feeds of others dish I did this in the past when I was in the same situation.
 
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