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Hi all,
I am in the process of building a self build and want to future proof it for Sky Q and VM at the TV points where they may be required in the future.
For Sky Q it's simple enough as you only need 1 run from the dish to the TV and the mini boxes through ethernet.
For VM I need a coax run to each potential TV point - can I use WF65 shotgun cable (which I have a roll of) or should I use WF100 (which I would need to buy)?
The runs would be as follows if possible:
VM coming in to garage and terminated there - into 2 way splitter - Superhub stays there (long story but for the network to work it needs to) - the other port on splitter run into the house (about 15m max) and split there in the loft 4 ways or whatever to each potential TV point (15m max).
Workable? Any comments appreciated!
I am in the process of building a self build and want to future proof it for Sky Q and VM at the TV points where they may be required in the future.
For Sky Q it's simple enough as you only need 1 run from the dish to the TV and the mini boxes through ethernet.
For VM I need a coax run to each potential TV point - can I use WF65 shotgun cable (which I have a roll of) or should I use WF100 (which I would need to buy)?
The runs would be as follows if possible:
VM coming in to garage and terminated there - into 2 way splitter - Superhub stays there (long story but for the network to work it needs to) - the other port on splitter run into the house (about 15m max) and split there in the loft 4 ways or whatever to each potential TV point (15m max).
Workable? Any comments appreciated!