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Running Sky Signal to separate telly

goreysquirrel · 2008-09-14 15:34:26

hi there, I want to run my sky signal to a separate telly using an existing co-axial cable which is embedded in the wall. I connected the co-axial cable to the RF1 and RF2 output on the sky box and get a crystal clear picture on the telly but no sound to go with it. I turned on the RF outputs on the sky box but it didn't…

14-09-2008 3:34pm

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goreysquirrel

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hi there,
I want to run my sky signal to a separate telly using an existing co-axial cable which is embedded in the wall.

I connected the co-axial cable to the RF1 and RF2 output on the sky box and get a crystal clear picture on the telly but no sound to go with it. I turned on the RF outputs on the sky box but it didn't make any difference still no sound, just fuzz!

Any suggestions gratefully welcomed!

cheers GS

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#2 14-09-2008 3:44pm

St Senan

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Make sure the audio on the tv you are feeding is turned to pal I

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