All posts by Briantist
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Elizabeth: Yes, that sounds just like Sky.
A local installer will happily fit a quad-LNB to your dish and cables to each of your rooms for perhaps £100 or so.
All you need then is a Freesat box for each room, and they start at £30 each, Buy Bush BFSAT02SD Freesat SD Digital Box - Black at Argos.co.uk - Your Online Shop for Freesat digital set top boxes.
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katharine Huggett: Which brand and model of Freeview recorder do you have? Does your mother have the same one?
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Elizabeth: Yes, you need a Freesat box to use Freesat, they are not compatible with Freeview (which uses an aerial).
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Christo: The boxes have no restrictions where they can be used. They will ask your postcode when you set them up, you can enter anything you like, it just chooses the correct ITV and BBC regions for 101, 102, 103.
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John Green: Yes, you get STV West+1. More on ITV1+1 11 January 2011 (at last) | ukfree.tv - independent free digital TV advice .
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Elizabeth: It's always best to ask friends and neighbours for recommendations for installers.
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Margaret: It wasn't expect to be off air at all, the problem is a bad weather related fault.
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Friday 4 February 2011 12:00PM
Tony: As I said, loft aerial are unsuitable for Freeview reception, so I am not in a position to suggest one.