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SKY Digital installation in Apartment Block?

drumm23 · 2006-12-07 01:22:12

Hi guys, I'm interested in getting Sky Digital installed but live in an apartment which won't allow a dish on the balcony/wall. I presume that we could get a dish (dishes) on the roof that could then be used by everyone. Am I wrong on this and am basically damned to NTL(!) or, if not, where should I start in getting this…

07-12-2006 1:22am

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drumm23

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Hi guys, I'm interested in getting Sky Digital installed but live in an apartment which won't allow a dish on the balcony/wall. I presume that we could get a dish (dishes) on the roof that could then be used by everyone. Am I wrong on this and am basically damned to NTL(!) or, if not, where should I start in getting this type of a sky installation? Do I have to have a certain number of commited sign-ups etc. ?
Any help/tips much appreciated,
JD.

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#2 07-12-2006 1:26pm

watty

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Yes. There are such systems. You can have up to 4 satellites fed through them. (Though the Sky Digibox can't select 2,3 or4 )

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