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On Feb 7, 7:53*pm, sid wrote:
On Feb 7, 1:49*pm, K1TTT wrote: On Feb 7, 7:38*pm, sid wrote: I plan to relocate our entertainment system to the basement. At the same time I plan to run cable to the attic for TV and Radio. *I would like some advice on what type of cable to run and what types of Antennas would work best from an attic. Do I need to go buy a radio antenna, or is it just as simple to construct one ? Thanks' what kind of radio? Just and AM / FM receiver. I was considering: 2x cat5+ UTP 1x 75 coax for TV 1x 50 coax for FM AM ?? you can normally use the same antenna for TV and FM, and i think most FM receivers are 75 or 300 ohm inputs anyway. if you really want a separate one for FM there are simple cheap parallel wire dipoles that often come with receivers you can just tack up on the wall. AM receivers probably won't care if you use 50 or 75 ohm, just run a loop of wire around the attic as far from power lines as you can and that should be fine. |
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