Replace an antenna cable with wireless?

LaurentG -  
Navibot Posted messages 1070 Status Membre -
Hello,

I have a question, and I'm sure that with today's technology, there must be a positive answer :)

Currently, I have a cable socket on the wall, for ... well to receive TV through a cable. It's managed by the city's agency, and it's their own network, I receive TV at 50 Mega by this means.

On this socket, which is the only one in the house, I have a splitter.
On this splitter, there are two outputs to connect two antenna cables to two TVs.
One of these cables goes to one TV.
The other has nothing connected.

I have one TV that I would like to connect to this second cable from the splitter, but it's two rooms away, and I don't really want to run the cable...

Is there a wireless system (Wi-Fi, I suppose) that can replace an antenna cable? For example, a transmitter that picks up the signal from the splitter like a regular antenna cable would, and sends it to a receiver on the distant TV?

Thank you :)

1 réponse

Navibot Posted messages 1070 Status Membre 218
 
Hello

BY CPL (220v outlet)
https://www.darty.com/darty-et-vous/high-tech/tv-home-cinema/reception-tele/test-recevoir-la-tnt-sur-une-tv-sans-fil-dantenne-avec-le

or via a video transmitter (wireless)
http://www.darty.com/nav/extra/list?cat=575&s=prix_asc&c=8396&npk=1
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