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Message posted on ‎10 Jun 2021 10:24 AM

Sky q multi room

Hi. I'm getting sky Q installed in the house . I also have a man cave that have separate dish attached to . Will sky Q still work in the man cave ok even though sky Q router will be in the house .  Or can sky Q box be attached to a POE and work through Ethernet cable to another wife router in man cave ?

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Message posted on ‎10 Jun 2021 10:28 AM - last edited: ‎10 Jun 2021 10:29 AM

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@Markb1862 

 

The latter, but through an ethernet switch, not 'another wife router'  Your additional dish is not relevant to Q: Mini boxes don't have satellite feed connections.

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@Markb1862depending on how far the man cave is from your main Q box or hub you may have to run an ethernet cable between the mini box in the man cave and the sky hub.

If you are very lucky the man cave may be near enough to link with WiFi or perhaps a Q booster.

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