Televisions down under
#61
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Re: Televisions down under
When I had iQ installed I asked guy to fit quad LNB to single dish for future proofing - he said no way they were very expensive and here and rare (comman as muck in UK where they are now installing octo's LNBs).
If this is the case you can't just split one of the feeds from the dish into a 3rd box if that what you're trying to do. It wont work and may damage equipment. Check your dishes - if one has a quad LNB then you can run caox from this to new box no problem. If not you have to get a proper redistibutor to properly split dual signal from single LNB.
Hope this helps - I know what I mean but m,aybe not explained very well.
#62
Re: Televisions down under
i know you might not be able to tell me unless you watch bollywood films or summit but...
what about like bollywood channels like zee tv and b4u, will they work on fox
Vik
what about like bollywood channels like zee tv and b4u, will they work on fox
Vik
#63
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Re: Televisions down under
Sorry I cant answer but there was a thread recently about Indian and ethic TV on Foxtel. Try and search and Im sure answers will be in there for you
#64
Re: Televisions down under
Re : the lnb debate, and to reply to you. Told we have quad LNB on each dish.
So can we get a 3rd foxtel fitted as a 3rd slave? if that makes sense , thus bypassing need to pay extra off the Foxtel Corporation
#65
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Re: Televisions down under
http://www.dtvforum.info/index.php?showforum=71
that will have some more specifc info. I had a quick look and it looks like you can only get the terrestial free and you must use a Foxtel box. Good luck,
#66
Re: Televisions down under
Will check them out, I have used that forum before so will go have a looksy, thanks for the advice, much appreciated.
Ste
Ste
#68
Re: Televisions down under
In UK you could do this and recieve all the free to air channels without involving Mr Sky. Next step was to get a card from Sky, register it once and then you could a couple of the encrypted but still free channels without a subsritpion. Here I don't know whether they have the equivelant of Free satellite channels.