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Sky Multiroom

DinoBot · 2005-11-28 13:26:09

Hi, I have a question. How does sky Multiroom work ? I was going to sign-up for a year at a cost of 15 euro extra a month but I want to get some info first. 1. Does it connect a quad LNB to your dish or 2. Feed the second sat signal from your sky box. The reason is, I want to sign up for a year and at the end of that keep…

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28-11-2005 2:26pm

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DinoBot

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Hi,

I have a question. How does sky Multiroom work ?

I was going to sign-up for a year at a cost of 15 euro extra a month but I want to get some info first.

1. Does it connect a quad LNB to your dish

or

2. Feed the second sat signal from your sky box.

The reason is, I want to sign up for a year and at the end of that keep the two boxes and just get a FTA card from England and hey presto no charge

But, just thought Id post in case there was something Ive missed.

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#2 28-11-2005 3:52pm
KdjaCL

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its cheaper to get your own LNB and install it yourself.
€20 off Ebay for a brand new quad and €15 for the additional cabling. Then acquire a box for about €20 and then when its installed ask sky for a new card.

I did this 2 weeks ago, I was a bit paranoid about it but it was as easy as the replies i got suggested.

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=304317
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2054848228

kdjac

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#3 28-11-2005 5:10pm
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Yeah, but my stupid dish is on the roof and I dont have a head for heights

Phoned around and the cheapest was 110 euro just to put it up.

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#4 28-11-2005 6:02pm
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DinoBot wrote:

Yeah, but my stupid dish is on the roof and I dont have a head for heights

Phoned around and the cheapest was 110 euro just to put it up.

I do but im not stupid so convinced a mate to get up on roof and i ehh supervised:)

€110 for no more than 5 minutes work its unscrew ht eold one and screw the new one and thats it.

kdjac

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