I don't know, but doubt it would be allowable. One of the issues would=20
be 600 volt insulation. Couple of thoughts:

1: What's the money limit?
2: Can the satellite receiver be mounted at the Dish? Our's has RF=20
remotes, but I don't think the RF will go that far. The remote can be=20
remoted either RF, infrared (substitute a laser), or onto the Coax with=20
combiner/splitter.
3: I have seen somewhere TV signal RF remotes, and baluns for running=20
over Cat-5.

Might try some of these, I would talk to their tech support:
  http://www.cablestogo.com/
  http://www.mcmelectronics.com/
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/

Unfortunately, my guru, A Directv commercial dealer and did work for the=20
TV stations, passed away before new years at a early age of 53. :( :(

On 5/18/2011 11:53 AM, Bob Blick wrote:
> On Wed, 18 May 2011 09:06 -0300, "Gerhard Fiedler" wrote:
>   =20
>> I have a satellite dish (SKY) and want to connect a small house on the
>> property to it. The distance is about 50 m cable length. It would be
>> convenient to route the satellite dish coax next to the mains supply,
>> whether in the same conduit or a separate one (but that one would still
>> be routed very close to the mains conduit).
>>
>> Is this viable, both the length (50 m) and the fact that it is parallel
>> to the mains supply?
>>     =20
> Electronically it should be OK.
>
> You could check your local electrical code regarding putting them in the
> same conduit. My gut tells me it's not allowed, but I'm not an
> electrician. Carl would probably know.
>
> Bob
>
>   =20
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