sky over cat6 cable question/advice needed

[london-electric]

Hi all,

Advice needed on this one,

6 bed house , tv position in each room - each tv location wired with 1xct100 coax , 2x cat6 , 1 x cat5e

all cables wired back to central hub location

Coax already used for aerial to each tv

Cat5e already used for Internet to each tv

Sky have wired a sky+ hd box into the hub location -

Guy from the house has requested to watch the same sky box in 3 different locations (kitchen/master/living rm)

He's not worried about channel changing in each room - is it possible to run this over cat6 cabling as you would a normal rf2 out through a coax , also keep the hd signal to each of the 3 tv ' s ( as rf2 pic is usually terrible) , plus change channel in each location ??

If so , how can this be done and what materials would be involved?

All responses much appreciated

 

[Welchyboy1]

I'm not sure on the layout but one other thing to consider is if for example these are wall mounted t.vs with only a single socket behind the t.v then you might need another to power your receiver at the t.v end. You can get some extenders/recievers which use PoE which would overcome this issue, obviously they may cost a bit more.

Yes they are a right pain when wall mounting, the ac plugs are quite big too