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...reezes with digital reception, and interference on analogue [[:Category:TV|TV]]. ...able is sufficient for analogue, but not good for digital, and useless for satellite.

Co-axial (co-ax or coax) cable is invariably used for TV and Satellite aerial connections. ...t the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axis_of_rotation axis] of the cylinder and the axis of the central conductor are the same: hence co-axial.

...eive broadcast television in the UK now, is via one of the various digital TV platforms. This article outlines some of the ways you can receive digital TV

...a future occupant, or if you are the primary custodian of the information and might need to pass it to other family members who may survive you! == What to keep and where ==

* [[Cable for TV aerials|TV & satellite aerial feeds]] ...ling or rf we don't know. There are significant issues with the rf option, and it can't be assumed this will be how its all done. Having cabling in place

...ring when there is no easy place to hide it. This article give some tricks and tips on doing surface wiring. Surface wiring is sometimes used because its quick and easy and you don't really care what the result looks like so long as it works. Other