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Sky Digital on 2 tv's

Trampas · 2005-08-09 17:16:13

Can it be done without get the multiroom connection and costing more money

09-08-2005 5:16pm

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Can it be done without get the multiroom connection and costing more money

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#2 09-08-2005 5:35pm

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Trampas wrote:

Can it be done without get the multiroom connection and costing more money

yes but you may only watch the same channel

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#3 09-08-2005 6:08pm

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A coax from the RF2 port.

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#4 18-08-2005 8:42am

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you may want to invest in a 2nd hand SKy Digital receiver, with activated Sky cards.. If you search on Ebay/Google you should be able to pick a refurbished one with card for 100 Euros. Don't pay any more, also try and purchase the SKY digital 2600 Pace model.

Lastly you will need an LNB with two or more connector, usually sold as a Quad LNB. Once attached run the second cable from the dish to your other TV room. and 'ualla' ....

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