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No phone line for Sky +

jimbobwalton · 2005-07-01 13:23:13

A buddy of mine want sky+ but has no phone line near the box. I have read on the posts that a wireless option is available for the phone...can anyone give me some info on it!!! price and where it can be bought!! Secondly he may only have the possibility of one cable to the dish from the box and I read somewhere that a…

01-07-2005 1:23pm

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jimbobwalton

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A buddy of mine want sky+ but has no phone line near the box. I have read on the posts that a wireless option is available for the phone...can anyone give me some info on it!!! price and where it can be bought!!

Secondly he may only have the possibility of one cable to the dish from the box and I read somewhere that a system exists where one cable can be used for 2 lnb's ...!! any help on these would be great

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#2 01-07-2005 1:27pm

babaduck

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Once he has a landline in the house, he'll be ok. We ran an extension cable from our hall socket into the sitting room until I got the electrican around to fit a proper socket behind the TV.

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#3 03-07-2005 7:19pm

jimbobwalton

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That is one solution... but anyone any info on my original post

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#4 04-07-2005 8:15am

dmeehan

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try maplin

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#5 05-07-2005 4:21pm

bazza

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I second dmeehan's comment - they have a wireless phone line extender. Uses your house mains circuit with a transmitter and receiver unit. Clever device. Though I saw Argos doing them too...

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