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Probably a stupid question...

Sanjuro · 2008-12-04 16:43:33

Getting Sky digital soon in my apartment. Just gonna get the box in the living room. The question I have is, will I still be able to get RTE, BBC, Channel 4, Sky1 etc in my bedroom? I have a standard cable socket in there at the moment. Thanks for the help.

04-12-2008 4:43pm

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Getting Sky digital soon in my apartment. Just gonna get the box in the living room. The question I have is, will I still be able to get RTE, BBC, Channel 4, Sky1 etc in my bedroom? I have a standard cable socket in there at the moment. Thanks for the help.

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#2 04-12-2008 8:52pm

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Assuming you continue paying for your cable line-up, absolutely. The installer shouldn't touch the existing cable you have for current cable connection.

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