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Hi,

I'm planning to use my Foxtel signal across the house to the 2nd TV in the bedroom, a distance of 22m thru a couple of plaster walls. 2-way (for remote signal back to Foxtel box). Have 1 cordless phone, and wireless LAN.

Can anyone please recommend a make/model of a reliable a/v sender? Appreciate if you could also let me know the approx price paid and store.

I've seen a few types in Dick Smith etc, but not sure of the quality of the units.

Also looking at the new Digitech 5.8gHz units now available, supposed to be much more reliable and less prone to interference

http://www.dealsdirect.com.au/p/5-8ghz-wireless-av-sender

Thanks.

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I'm doing something similar but without such device. I just used a coax feed from the Foxtel unit. Good old RF. The picture quality is great but I only get monaural audio. And I have to yell at somebody in the living room to switch channels for me, or walk over there myself. :P

It'd be interesting to know if you find a good product. I was tempted to order a cheap device from Zazz a few months ago, but research on the device uncovered some complaints that put me off.

One day, I'll change the wiring to S-Video or Component video and stereo audio cables, and find a device to wi-fi the Foxtel remote. But I have found myself not even finding anything good to watch recently.

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I'm doing something similar but without such device. I just used a coax feed from the Foxtel unit. Good old RF. The picture quality is great but I only get monaural audio. And I have to yell at somebody in the living room to switch channels for me, or walk over there myself. :P

It'd be interesting to know if you find a good product. I was tempted to order a cheap device from Zazz a few months ago, but research on the device uncovered some complaints that put me off.

One day, I'll change the wiring to S-Video or Component video and stereo audio cables, and find a device to wi-fi the Foxtel remote. But I have found myself not even finding anything good to watch recently.

Meld buy yourself the cheap cocoon av sender from dicksmith.dont connect the av leads and just use the sender for changing channels.

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Meld buy yourself the cheap cocoon av sender from dicksmith.dont connect the av leads and just use the sender for changing channels.

If you've already got the RF cable, why not use the Foxtel Multi-Room remote? Simple and very effective.

Foxtel iQ multiroom remote

(I got a feeling your answer back is going to be you don't have the IQ..)

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(I got a feeling your answer back is going to be you don't have the IQ..)

Spot on...! Just got the plain old Foxtel on cable.

Anyway I'm thinking of giving the Digitech 5.8GHz unit a go, once they have it back in stock. Otherwise have to talk the missus into paying for a 2nd Foxtel box.

Thanks.

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