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Cable Decoupler
Decoupler needs two coaxial cables (not supplied - order separately). Requires F connectors. You will need to make up your own cables or buy ours from page 7 (see below).
Decouples inner core.
Order Decoupler on page 3.
Or you can make your own decoupler to decouple the outer screen.Alternative DC1 inserter on page 3 will decouple the inner core and also let you connect power to it.
If your "SkyLink" doesn't work while connected to your TV set aerial socket but does work when you disconnect it from your TV and just hold the connector close to the aerial socket, then our Decoupler should solve your problem. Threaded "F" screw connection each end. Fit it into a coaxial lead between the "SkyLink" and TV aerial socket.
The decoupler is shown above connected to two short cables. Each cable has an "F" connector plug at one end and a male TV (IEC) plug at the other. You can make up your own cables or you can order them from page 7 of our on-line catalogue.
Connect the decoupler between the TV aerial socket and the tvLINK (or similar) SkyLink extender.
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