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In Reply to: Sending cable signals to the back room... posted by Hepcat on September 24, 2003 at 02:26:24:
The devices that poster below reffered to are not what you are looking for. This devices will only take A/V signal, modulate it to RF, and then convert it back into one frequancy RF or A/V again.
What you need is wide band amplifier/transmitter. I'm aware of such units exist cause I had chance to work with two different models. I have never found any place to buy them. They were both custom order from factory. Non-comertial units.
But... (there is always a but). I had succes using basic RF amp whose output is connected to antenna as transmitter, and then you just pick up signal with a TV by antenna. It works, but not very good. Actually those transmitters were the same thing, just high power, transmitting to 100-200 meters clear.Why don't you just run a cable? Takes 25 minutes, 2 beers, 5 nails.
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Follow Ups
- No choice, realy. - SysInfo 19:22:59 09/28/03 (3)
- Thanks guys,...you're both right. - Hepcat 19:12:10 09/30/03 (0)
- Re: No choice, realy. - jk@home 06:33:01 09/30/03 (1)
- You understand correct. - SysInfo 16:11:12 09/30/03 (0)
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