Sky tv to loft mounted booster

[W1 NER]

I'm looking to feed a signal from my Sky HD box to all other tv's in the house and looking for some advice.

I currently have a loft mounted aerial and 8 way splitter which feeds all the main rooms in my house with terrestrial channels, so the cables and tv points are all there already.

Is it possible to run a cable from the RF outlet on the sky box to the face plate in the living room and feed the signal to a sky compatible 'SLx 8 way signal distribution Amplifier with digital bypass' in the loft.
Would this be a strong enough signal for the other rooms? I realise the face plates may need to be changed for ones that allow the magic eye signal through. I also know that I would only be able to watch the same channel on the other tv's.
Do I require a booster/amplifier in between the sky box and living room face plate? Or anything else?

Any advice greatly appreciated, the OH has been nagging me for ages to sort this out!

[cjs]

What you want to do will work. Use RF out 2 on the Sky HD box. You will not need a second booster. You may need to combine the Sky feed from the lounge and the aerial feed at the distro amp.

[miniman]

If you feed the RF2 signal into a standard amp / distributor box the magic eye will no longer work.

The magic eyes are terribly sensitive to cable run (eg tight bends), faceplates and cable termination.

[W1 NER]

Many thanks, I'm going to set it up this weekend.