Discuss Satellite versus co axial cable in the FreeSat, Sky, VirginMedia Forum area at ElectriciansForums.net

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harrymonkfish

Hi All

I have a reel of satellite cable sitting in my shed and i need to put up a digital terrestrial aerial on my home.

Can I use this satellite cable or not? And if not can someone tell me the difference between the two types of cable please?

Many thanks
Harry
 

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