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<blockquote data-quote="t-man" data-source="post: 336298" data-attributes="member: 248478">Hi GuysReally not sure that this is the right forum for this - but I have a problem with my setup that is giving me headaches, and I'd really appreciate some advice!I have a pretty standary Sky+ installation in my lounge - nothing special here.&nbsp; But what I have done is connected the RF2 output to the aerial socket in the wall, which basically runs up to the loft, where I have connected this to the cable running to the aerial socket in my bedroom - thus giving me Sky TV in the bedroom, and I even have a MagicEye jobbie so I can change channel.&nbsp; Lovely.HOWEVER, the picture wasn't great (not awful, but room for improvement) plus I wanted to have the option of terrestrial channels too for the sake of the wife!&nbsp; So I have now fitted a signal booster in the loft.&nbsp; I have used a basic splitter to enable the Sky feed and loft aerial to share the signal input on the booster.&nbsp; The result of all this is that - in my bedroom - I now have ******** terrestrial reception, but the Sky picture quality is bad, and the MagicEye won't work at all.&nbsp; I'm really upset!Could I be using the wrong booster?&nbsp; Is there another way of setting things up?&nbsp; Any help would be much appreciated!!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="t-man, post: 336298, member: 248478"] Hi Guys Really not sure that this is the right forum for this - but I have a problem with my setup that is giving me headaches, and I'd really appreciate some advice! I have a pretty standary Sky+ installation in my lounge - nothing special here. But what I have done is connected the RF2 output to the aerial socket in the wall, which basically runs up to the loft, where I have connected this to the cable running to the aerial socket in my bedroom - thus giving me Sky TV in the bedroom, and I even have a MagicEye jobbie so I can change channel. Lovely. HOWEVER, the picture wasn't great (not awful, but room for improvement) plus I wanted to have the option of terrestrial channels too for the sake of the wife! So I have now fitted a signal booster in the loft. I have used a basic splitter to enable the Sky feed and loft aerial to share the signal input on the booster. The result of all this is that - in my bedroom - I now have ******** terrestrial reception, but the Sky picture quality is bad, and the MagicEye won't work at all. I'm really upset! Could I be using the wrong booster? Is there another way of setting things up? Any help would be much appreciated!! [/QUOTE]

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