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Old 25-Apr-2008, 01:10 PM
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I am doing some building work at home and want to move the location of my exisitng Virgin Media/ Telewest broadband connection. Can I use any type of digital coax cable from the Virgin Mobile junction box or is it a special type? Any help gratefully appreciated.

 
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Check the terms and conditions! A quick google showed this in condition 3 from Virgin:
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 Please do not move any existing equipment. Should you wish to alter the routing of any existing equipment such as cables or wall sockets, you should contact us.
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A further note - if you are going to ignore the conditions - the cable appears to be 75 ohm and is sole by Maplins among others.

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Hi Harry

Thanks for your responses. I am not looking to move the installed juction box which is Virgin owned - only the internal cables.

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