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Advice please - FTA receiver

Tonio · 2005-11-21 12:52:49

Hi all, I currently have the standard sky box but would like to buy a receiver to be able to watch the FTA channels on a second TV. Can anyone advise a good option in terms of price/quality etc and how much should I expect to pay for installation? Are there any installers in my area (Navan) that you could recommend? Thanks,

21-11-2005 12:52pm

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Tonio

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Hi all,
I currently have the standard sky box but would like to buy a receiver to be able to watch the FTA channels on a second TV. Can anyone advise a good option in terms of price/quality etc and how much should I expect to pay for installation? Are there any installers in my area (Navan) that you could recommend?
Thanks,

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#2 21-11-2005 8:25pm

byte

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If you've Sky currently, I'd suggest getting a Quad LNB for your dish, which will allow for 4 outputs. This would leave 2 spare in case you decide to upgrade to Sky+ in the future. Actually, maybe Sky+ would be a good idea, as you get a Quad LNB with it, and use the standard box for the second room?

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