Antenna technology - who is knowledgeable and can advise me?

Hello,

matching the post a bit further down, after careful consideration I have decided to implement, in addition to streaming and Internet, an independent second reception concept for radio/TV in the new building (target completion Q1/19).

First, my rough concept:

[*]Outdoor antenna (stable mast) to receive (1) satellite dish, (2) FM antenna and (3) DVB-T2 antenna, possibly an additional DAB+ reception module in (2) or (3).
[*]All antenna signals are routed to distributors in the house technology room and amplified there if necessary.
[*]The Telekom telephone connection will also enter the technology room and the router will be positioned there.

From the technology room, cables run to the individual living rooms with the following requirements:

[*]Antenna sockets (radio/TV) for 5 living rooms
[*]Ethernet/LAN sockets for 8 rooms, 5 of which additionally have antenna sockets as above

Now my specific questions:

[*]Do I have to separate the 3 antenna cables? Advantages/disadvantages of separate cable routing?
[*]Is one TV cable per socket sufficient, into which both DVB-T2 and satellite frequencies are fed? The tuner would then select the frequencies it can use.
[*]Can conventional FM bands and DAB+ frequencies be transmitted simultaneously over the radio cable?
[*]Can the radio signal possibly also be transmitted via the TV cable?
[*]Do I need an antenna amplifier? Advantages/disadvantages of an amplifier?
[*]Which antenna socket is ideal for my purposes?
[*]There are now also combo sockets (up to 5-fold) that have connections for both TV and LAN? Are these recommended or – keyword bending radius – unsuitable due to lack of space?

I was inspired by the following – slightly modified – sketch from Axing.



Unfortunately, the LAN/Internet topic is not considered here, as there probably aren't many homeowners who still go dual-track. But what is a good affordable concept if this dual-track approach is desired?

Thanks for tips and advice!

My opinion on the topic.

Take a simple, good satellite system and leave the rest out.

Radio via LAN or possibly also via Sat. The days of FM are "numbered." I don't think DAB is necessary.

If you have Sat, DVB-T is unnecessary for me.

I see it similarly to hanse987.

Sat over IP and a LAN double socket everywhere and that's it.

I see it similarly to hanse987.

Sat over IP and a LAN double socket everywhere, and that's that.

I would still do the satellite system conventionally with coax, but everyone is a bit different there.

And if so, then install a fiber optic LNB on the roof. You only need to run a thin fiber optic cable to your distributor and have no problems with attenuation.

Same here, I would skip all the FM, DAB, DVB-T stuff and just set up a proper SAT system. Everything else simply via the Internet.

However, I see no advantages of fiber optic in a single-family house. Attenuation is not an issue here as long as everything is done correctly.