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<blockquote data-quote="doskabouter" data-source="post: 726774" data-attributes="member: 98267"><p>I'm thinking of buying a DUO or OCTO, and I have a question:</p><p>If I get the OCTO+4 extensions, so that I have 8 tuners, I assume I have 8 coax connectors at the back-side?</p><p>And what is the smartest way to connect them all to 1 incoming COAX from my tv-provider? My guess would be 8 T-connectors and 7 pieces of 5 cm length coax-cable ?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="doskabouter, post: 726774, member: 98267"] I'm thinking of buying a DUO or OCTO, and I have a question: If I get the OCTO+4 extensions, so that I have 8 tuners, I assume I have 8 coax connectors at the back-side? And what is the smartest way to connect them all to 1 incoming COAX from my tv-provider? My guess would be 8 T-connectors and 7 pieces of 5 cm length coax-cable ? [/QUOTE]
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