Does anyone know where I can get...

[Marf]

...the plastic cover things for the coax cable that the sky engineers put on either side of the wall when they install sky?

I want to get multi room ordered, I've picked myself up a skybox and a quad LNB, but I cant seem to find these plastic bits anywhere.

Could I just use some sealent instead?

Thanks in advance

Marf

Edited by Marf on Friday 23 January 09:10

[randomman]

last time I did any wiring I found what I needed at either maplins or wickes.

[The_Burg]

By the power of Google:
http://www.hometech.com/techwire/coaxconn.html#DL-...

[illmonkey]

Marf said:

...the plastic cover things for the coax cable that the sky engineers put on either side of the wall when they install sky?

I want to get multi room ordered, I've picked myself up a skybox and a quad LNB, but I cant seem to find these plastic bits anywhere.

Could I just use some sealent instead?

Thanks in advance

Marf

Edited by Marf on Friday 23 January 09:10

I've just got the cable in, no sealant or plastic thing.

Sealant would be better though, the plastic bit cant do anything!

[Marf]

The_Burg said:

By the power of Google:
http://www.hometech.com/techwire/coaxconn.html#DL-...

Great, thanks

I must have been searching for the wrong thing

[robinhood21]

Just to add: When drilling the hole; make sure there is a slight incline from inside to outside, thus ensuring water will not flow into brickwork/house.

[Marf]

robinhood21 said:

Just to add: When drilling the hole; make sure there is a slight incline from inside to outside, thus ensuring water will not flow into brickwork/house.

Thanks for the tip, that wouldnt have entered my head

[spitfire-ian]

robinhood21 said:

Just to add: When drilling the hole; make sure there is a slight incline from inside to outside, thus ensuring water will not flow into brickwork/house.

Don't you mean an incline from outside to inside (inside being higher)??

[robinhood21]

spitfire-ian said:

robinhood21 said:

Just to add: When drilling the hole; make sure there is a slight incline from inside to outside, thus ensuring water will not flow into brickwork/house.

Don't you mean an incline from outside to inside (inside being higher)??

Doh!