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Setup query

mburke · 2006-12-12 09:30:18

A friend of mine is going to rent out the house and is wondering what setup to put in. Currently she has a sky dish put no sky box. What would be the best alternatives for setting up a system so that there are no monthly charges. The fta channels is all that is required. Any thoughts ?

12-12-2006 9:30am

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mburke

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A friend of mine is going to rent out the house and is wondering what setup to put in. Currently she has a sky dish put no sky box. What would be the best alternatives for setting up a system so that there are no monthly charges. The fta channels is all that is required.

Any thoughts ?

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#2 12-12-2006 1:16pm

watty

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A FTA receiver connected to existing dish. €70 to €150. See Sticky.

If the LNB (Blobby bit on end of dish arm) and original coax is there then simple.

Decent TV aerial(s) for the 4 Irish channels

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