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sky digital mini dish 43 cm

scotsmarc · 2005-11-18 12:05:17

Guys, Has anyone installed this dish in the Dublin area? Do you know if will still give me a clear sky tv signal?

18-11-2005 1:05pm

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scotsmarc

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Guys,

Has anyone installed this dish in the Dublin area? Do you know if will still give me a clear sky tv signal?

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#2 18-11-2005 2:25pm

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I've seen them installed, and you're not going to get a picture during heavy rain with one of them - they're far, far too small for use in Dublin. You'll want the problem 57cm minidish or a real dish.

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#3 18-11-2005 8:15pm

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Its perfect till it rains.

Even the regular Sky Zone 2 minidish is marginal in West with very heavy rain.

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