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Moving Sky Box to Holiday Home

johnmolloy554 · 2016-05-30 11:08:58

The in laws have Sky Multi room at home (1 HD box & 1 regular one). The HD box is in the "good room" and is never used or watched. Can they bring the box to their holiday home and just plug it into the existing connections? They had a Sky sub in the holiday home which was rarely used so dish and cabling is there.

30-05-2016 11:08am

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johnmolloy554

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The in laws have Sky Multi room at home (1 HD box & 1 regular one). The HD box is in the "good room" and is never used or watched.
Can they bring the box to their holiday home and just plug it into the existing connections? They had a Sky sub in the holiday home which was rarely used so dish and cabling is there.

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#2 30-05-2016 2:11pm

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In the past to get Sky multiroom, you must of had the box connected to a registered/addressed phone line.

By moving the box you may find you are breaching your terms and conditions with Sky.

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