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What spec tv for saorview ?

  • 26-11-2013 12:23pm
    #1
    leanbh
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  • #2
    The Cush
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    The Walker WP6500TTR-HD is the only Saorview approved PVR on the market atm, non-approved PVRs such as the one you mention also work but all functions might not work 100%.

    Use the Saorview coverage checker to find the recommended transmitter for your location - http://www.saorview.ie/get-saorview/make-the-switch/coverage-map/

    Group A aerial for Three Rock or the new Group T aerial recommended for Kippure.

    Find a list of registered installers here - http://www.isaa.tv/isaamap.htm


  • #3
    Peter Rhea
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    leanbh wrote: »
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    I would think that a decent installer would prefer to supply the aerial they are going to fit.

    Also, you are aware that Saorview is very limited in terms of channels? Just RTE, TV3, TG4 & their offshoots, no UK channels. You would need a satellite dish (& receiver) for reliable UK reception.


  • #4
    Galway
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    Peter Rhea wrote: »
    I would think that a decent installer would prefer to supply the aerial they are going to fit.

    Nice mark up on it, especially if its a contract.


  • #5
    Peter Rhea
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    Well, if I had to give a blind recommendation to someone in the Dublin city area, I'd go with something like this: http://www.vision-products.co.uk/catalogue/product/V10-28L.

    Will work equally well with Three Rock or Kippure & claims good rejection of the 4G 800 mHz frequencies.


  • #6
    Galway
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 654 ✭✭✭Galway


    Peter Rhea wrote: »
    Well, if I had to give a blind recommendation to someone in the Dublin city area, I'd go with something like this: http://www.vision-products.co.uk/catalogue/product/V10-28L.

    Will work equally well with Three Rock or Kippure & claims good rejection of the 4G 800 mHz frequencies.

    They have a good reputation in strong signal areas where reception could be problematic. Similar gain across the UHF band but low on gain overall.


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