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alternative hd signal

ubeonek · 2008-01-28 14:54:54

Hi all, First post, did a bit of a search but cant seem to find any info I bought a new hd tv, and i would like to experience hd quality vision however small without availing of sky. I have a free to air system. thanks in advance. ubeonek

28-01-2008 2:54pm

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ubeonek

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Hi all,
First post, did a bit of a search but cant seem to find any info
I bought a new hd tv, and i would like to experience hd quality vision however small without availing of sky.
I have a free to air system.
thanks in advance.
ubeonek

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#2 28-01-2008 3:09pm

watty

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You need a HD FTA sat receiver. It will get BBC HD.
Just swap it instead of existing receiver. It will receive all the ordinary free channels too.

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#3 28-01-2008 3:40pm

ubeonek

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thanks for speedy reply maybe you should be called speedy watty.
Where can i buy one thanks

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