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He said the only option I have now is for him to drill the new fibre optic cable through the wall into the property.I would ignore the fact that the box was connected badly (not fully screwed to the wall, cable strongly nailed without conduit all of which can have an impact in the long run. If wanting to use your own cabling as opposed to having Virgin install their's then you''d be advised to use a high quality coax such as Webro WF100. The installer said virgin media have discontinued all old equipment that could be set up with the coax cable and sourcing them now is only possible if an installer happens to still have spares in their van.

The deal is that you use their cables as opposed to using your own and has nothing at all to do with any legal rights Virgin have to prevent you from touching their equipment while on your property. In our area we have RFoG which brings the fibre up to the house but the last 10 meters are coax so the same kit as HFC can be used. To help you understand how to utilize coaxial cables, we’ve answered some of the most commonly asked questions. Although this cable is intended for indoor usage, it is built to be fairly resilient to avoid frequent replacement. Let the VM tech install the actual cable used by VM and have the reassurance that your own new installation, and that of your neighbours, will not be adversely affected by any off-spec materials.After many years of avoiding Virgin (I don't have strong reasons), I have decided to try 👋 Virgin services. No, it’s part of the terms and conditions that you need a Virgin Media technician to move Virgin Media equipment. Sky is reliant on Openreach for their packages, which could make Sky susceptible to interruptions should BT ever wish to vary the contract between the companies. It looks like while this pf100 stuff that screwfix do would be a step-up from what I've used as it has a fully copper conductor, the Webro HD100 would be best, being triple shielded, alongside proper crimp-on F type connectors. Otherwise they will leave it as a coax cable, requiring you to use their all-in-one modem/router/wap, which is not great at anything.

If you have the TiVo box with the TV package, you will find that the same cable fits the Virgin Media Hub. To watch Freeview you need to have an aerial installed or have your device connected to the internet – you won't be able to get a TV signal through Sky or Virgin Media cabling. It plays a pivotal role in a woodworker’s arsenal, allowing you to achieve a wide range of tasks, especially when used in conjunction with a router table. Secondly I would have thought even the cheapest co-ax would do the job over short distances, I have used cheapo cable before now on sky and virgin and it has been fine.

The TV box only has HDMI and composite / S-video outputs and none of these will be suitable to connect to your co-ax and to other TVs around the house. Today in History: 1814 Congress of Vienna opens to re-draw the European political map after the defeat of France in the Napoleonic WarsThe ‘long 19th century’ was a period of relative peace that began arguably with the Congress of Vienna in September 1814. The problem I have is all the cables I need to connect directly into the router (CCTV, Wi-Fi boosters, CAT6 for other TVs in the house) are run through a central wall in my living room.