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What type of satellite cable is required for HD box?
Whether the signal is HD or Standard it should not matter. The difference is in the box and the cables connected between the box and your TV. The cables you have should be waterproof regardless of Standard or HD. Cables that let water in will cause increased signal loss when it rains. Waterproof cables can make your system less susceptible to problems when it is raining.
most cables come as standard anyway,they are designed to go outside,therefore water proof,i don't know about the actual cables you will need,but you could have a look on here for reference purposes,http://www.cables2u.co.uk/hdmidvi-c-49.h tml
Whether the signal is HD or Standard it should not matter. The difference is in the box and the cables connected between the box and your TV. The cables you have should be waterproof regardless of Standard or HD. Cables that let water in will cause increased signal loss when it rains. Waterproof cables can make your system less susceptible to problems when it is raining.
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