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Stormgt1

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So today i had virgins vivid 200 installed with no phoneline or tv

The engineer said my cable is fine for just internet but if i split then it will be bad

He mentioned an official virgin booster were can i get one apart from virgin thanks
 
mate it will be fine to split cable to router and box

if its bad ? then ask question again lol
 
A standard 2 to 1 cable splitter will do the job----cheap and available at the bay, amazon, maplins etc.
Reaper.
 
Always try and get near enough the official Splitters and not a full range 5-2400mhz type as you could get bleed over from some other equipment, official splitters use only the 5-1000mhz frequency

something like this will be fine:
Code: 
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Tratec-co-axial-splitter-2-way-/131673058506?hash=item1ea8536cca:g:-k0AAOSwLVZVtP3y
 
FreeUK said:
Always try and get near enough the official Splitters and not a full range 5-2400mhz type as you could get bleed over from some other equipment, official splitters use only the 5-1000mhz frequency

something like this will be fine:
Code: 
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Tratec-co-axial-splitter-2-way-/131673058506?hash=item1ea8536cca:g:-k0AAOSwLVZVtP3y
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hi

i have a 5-2400mhz splitter and it seems fine to me what do you mean by bleed over (just in case i am missing something cheers)
 
Those splitters do work but as you are using a full frequency band one which also incorporates the Satellite IF frequency and even certain wi-fi frequency's if using cheap sub standard RG6 cable you could experience bleed over from other frequencys entering such as a satellite cable nearby or even your standard Home phone the DECT type, Cable operated on the 100-900mhz band and such is why official cable splitters are only 5-1000mhz band compatible anything above 1000mhz gets blocked out
 
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