HD tv sender over powerline

[RaceDiagnostics]

Is anyone doing this successfully, I want to watch my sky in another room, only need one room at a time and don't want to run any more cables.

You can get a skyq service for that but at an on going £12 a month.

There looks to be a few boxes about for £250 but don't want to take the plunge unless I hear a good review.

 

[andy_v]

we have this, works very well.
https://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/NTc2WDEwMjQ=/z/xy8AAOSwNsdXShmY/$_86.JPG

 

[andy_v]

granted it,s £50 from maplins, all ya need to do is remember to take ya remote to the other tv, or suppose ya could buy another

http://www.maplin.co.uk/p/nikkai-58ghz-phono-video-sender-kit-a86kh

 

[RaceDiagnostics]

I was avoiding wireless as I have got two brick walls to go through, at a shallow angle, so thought powerline would be better.

 

[zx9]

You can run HDMI signals over Cat5 /6 cable with varying degrees of success but they usually have to be wired point to point as they are not network devises.

 

[pedrobedro]

I was avoiding wireless as I have got two brick walls to go through, at a shallow angle, so thought powerline would be better.

Get a powerline wifi booster to go with it for another £40 still cheaper than £250.

 

[gaz1]

just get a usb stick and use the ethernet instead connected up to the internet watch what you want when you want

http://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum/threads/television-help.66074/#post-857810

 

[Coo]

(...no more cables !)

Sorry I've not got any experience of powerline senders

 

[ajlelectronics]

Technomate do an HD modulator at sensible cost now. Uses standard double screened coax that might already be there for a magic eye RF2 connection.

http://www.eurosatwestern.co.uk/web...odulators/technomate-hd-rf-modulator-tm-rfhd/

 

[RaceDiagnostics]

Thanks for the comments and suggestions, no one using powerline then. The only cable running to the TV in question is a normal aerial cable from the aerial in the loft and I don't want to add any more cables.

Sky's new system uses powerline but they want an extra £12 a month for it which is just daylight robbery.

 

[ajlelectronics]

Powerline adapters are something I would never recommend, due to the hash they create.

 

[WorkshopChris]

You can get a skyq service for that but at an on going £12 a month.

Sky's new system uses powerline but they want an extra £12 a month for it which is just daylight robbery.

I am not a sky customer and cant find much tech info on the sky Q service , but i looks to me like a version of now tv for sky customers, so they are just sending ip data over wifi or via a wired network (or powerline) not HDMI.