Satellite TV

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maccasa
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Re: Satellite TV

Post by maccasa »

I just made a "longer than a quick look" there are several quads which have mounting kits for mk1,2,3,4 dishes. If you can receive sky on an existing dish, then a new LNB - set at the correct distance using the sliding type bracket etc will work. However talking about using the offset kind for Hotbird as well you do need to be a little more careful - as you say, correct focus is needed - its all in the mounting bracket!
simmo2
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Re: Satellite TV

Post by simmo2 »

You must be really bored.
maccasa
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Re: Satellite TV

Post by maccasa »

No, not with all the channnels I have to watch. :D :D
vilamiramar
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Re: Satellite TV

Post by vilamiramar »

For 100€ you should get a hd receiver and not just an old sky receiver , as far as hotbird and astra there are plenty of channels there , you just have the right receiver to watch them and open them from movies to series and most with english audio and not to mention the3pm footy for the sports fan, but for footy i would aim it to 16€ and watch all th matches including the 3pm natches and all much cheaper the paying for a sky siuscription
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