1STec Genuine Virgin Media 2 Way Y Splitter for TiVo V6 Digital Set Top Box or Superhub 3 Internet Modem Router. 5-1218MHZ splitter also for Freeview DVB-C/T2/S 5-1000MHZ (2-Way Splitter)

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I've usually been successful in getting reductions in my package once you mention ending the contract. The previous owners had a Virgin Media subscription and I've signed up for a broadband-only deal with them myself.

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The cable will be buried in your front garden at a shallow depth, so you need to remember the track of the cable when you are gardening. But as it sounds like you are going to do it anyway make sure the F connectors are fitted correctly and tightened so you can’t undo them with your hand.

There's no harm in trying, but it would be easier if virgin came out and did it, they'll be able to measure the signal and ajusr it in the cab properly although they'll wanting a fee for there services. I had an old Virgin Box (think it was the TiVo) and had an HDMI splitter that sent the image to two TVs simultaneously - worked fine. Unplug the white connector cable and all other cables from the back of the Hub – make sure you don’t unplug the other end.

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Please connect them as shown in the diagram below paying close attention to the colours on the cables. We were only connected up last year, but I guess the original - Nynex probably- fittings are still in use - just the splitter and second cable box coax are new. My splitter is beside the router, so I have a coax going from the splitter to each V6 box and a cat5e cable going from the router to each V6 box.

VM won’t send equipment like this out, especially if it involves multiple splitting of a balanced signal. Although above I frequently mention TV antennas as a signal source, the source could be anything that uses a coaxial cable. Splitters are used, as they suggest, to spit the signal so you can connect to another cable and watch TV in a separate room.

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I need to open up my Moulinex food mixer and I don't want to spend much more than a pound seeing as I can get a new mixer for under a fiver at Asda.As you can see from the below, they have a VM wall socket already installed, but this leads off to a three-way splitter.

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if I remove it and just plug the new isolator cable in, there'll be no impact on performance or anything? I'd tend to suggest accessing uhd Netflix content via the TV's own app rather than via the V6 though. I'll probably have to give it a go and see what happens, otherwise phone Virgin up (perhaps they can provide tne a different splitter and alter the signal strength) - I definitely need to move one of the boxes to another room anyway, so a reroute is required there. The previous owners have left quite the mess of cables in the living room and I'm a total newbie when it comes to this stuff.Attach both the input cable and the output cables into the splitter, which is straightforward to do using the cables’ threaded F connectors.