About Cable TV

Cable TV appeared for the first time in the distant rural areas of the USA, spreading quickly to suburb areas, and later moving to big urban locations. The reason why Cable TV was made was the necessity to distribute the signal of TV stations to large number of users in a proper way.

That′s how the first cable distributive systems were born. In the beginning, the signal was distributed by coax cables, which influenced the quality of the picture. As soon as the optical cables were invented, the HFC networks were made. They were capable of transmiting the signal to larger distances TV picture of high quality.
Cable television developed from certified product in the urban areas to technology capable of providing two-way video communication.

How many times have you had a headache turning your TV aerial towards the repeaters?

HFC signal transfer simply overcomes these problems and the final user gets a package of channels that are otherwise unavailable. At the same time reception of domestic and foreign satelit TV channels wouldn't be possible with just one analog or satelit TV aerial..