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Upgrading from sky to sky+

linash · 2010-01-29 13:44:03

I currently have normal sky, but would like to upgrade to sky+. Is there anyway to avoid having a second cable installed? Is there some device where you can split the signal from the one cable, or would that affect the quality of the signal.

29-01-2010 1:44pm

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linash

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I currently have normal sky, but would like to upgrade to sky+.

Is there anyway to avoid having a second cable installed? Is there some device where you can split the signal from the one cable, or would that affect the quality of the signal.

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#2 29-01-2010 1:49pm

Wizard007

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The Sky+ box is no longer available from Sky. Have a look here for your options - http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055812228

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#3 29-01-2010 3:34pm

linash

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thanks for the reply wizard, but even if i upgrade to the sky+ hd the question remain, can i get away with only one cable from the dish?

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#4 29-01-2010 3:37pm

AstralTV

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Howdy, you could use a stacker/destacker see
http://tvtrade.ie/show/249,Stacker-De-Stacker-by-Global

hope this helps,

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#5 29-01-2010 4:06pm

linash

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Thanks, it sounds like a good solution, but a bit pricey. I'll have a look around for other suppliers.

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