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Re: RF Link Amplifier

fishta — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 06:30:30 GMT

I turns out it is cheaper than I thought so may as well do it properly and get the right thing!

Thanks for your help anyway!

Re: RF Link Amplifier

stefan — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 06:02:34 GMT

fishta:

Hi guys, just a quick couple of questions,

I have just got a BeoVision 7-40 MKV and have put a BeoVision 6-26 in my bedroom, before I had my 7-40 I just used Sky on the BeoVision 6 with a Digi-Eye but I am going to run ML and coax, my question is do I need to buy the specific B&O RF Link Amplifier or can I use any amp? I really dont fancy shelling out taht extra £200 or whatever it is for something like that when I have a perfectly good non B&O amp.

If I have to use one has anyone got one that they would sell me cheap!!

No, you don`t. Other amplifiers should work too. But if I remember correctly I paid about 100 Euros for the Beo with four outputs and return path.

So it`s not that expensive....

Stefan

Re: RF Link Amplifier

solderon29 — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 05:55:40 GMT

They are rather useful,the spec is different to most distribution amps,but not enough to justify the expense.I have one spare,does £25 seem reasonable?

Nick

RF Link Amplifier

fishta — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 04:20:19 GMT

Hi guys, just a quick couple of questions,

I have just got a BeoVision 7-40 MKV and have put a BeoVision 6-26 in my bedroom, before I had my 7-40 I just used Sky on the BeoVision 6 with a Digi-Eye but I am going to run ML and coax, my question is do I need to buy the specific B&O RF Link Amplifier or can I use any amp? I really dont fancy shelling out taht extra £200 or whatever it is for something like that when I have a perfectly good non B&O amp.

If I have to use one has anyone got one that they would sell me cheap!!