sky
Feb 12th 2010 | 4:42 am
#31
La petite noblesse
Joined: Nov 2007
Posts: 507
From: Craon, Mayenne
Re: sky
LOL!!!
Rightio, will do, and thanks very much
Rightio, will do, and thanks very much
Feb 12th 2010 | 4:44 am
#32
BE Forum Addict
Joined: Apr 2009
Posts: 1,343
From: Le Givre 85
Re: sky
I used a cheap Woolies box plugged into the antennae and got all the French free channels as well as the standard stuff. If you are high you may not need a large dish, I see plenty that are dinner plate size (okay a bit bigger).
I'm probably, now, going to get a pair of sat dishes to get Europe and UK stuff.
I'm probably, now, going to get a pair of sat dishes to get Europe and UK stuff.
Feb 13th 2010 | 5:19 am
#33
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 10,549
Re: sky
I used a cheap Woolies box plugged into the antennae and got all the French free channels as well as the standard stuff. If you are high you may not need a large dish, I see plenty that are dinner plate size (okay a bit bigger).
I'm probably, now, going to get a pair of sat dishes to get Europe and UK stuff.
I'm probably, now, going to get a pair of sat dishes to get Europe and UK stuff.
this one allows UK TV and German TV on Astra at 19.2 which also has French Canalsat but thats encrypted.
and a diseqc switch
This will allow you to get two Satellites with one dish, Although use of a Offset lnb will be dependant on what other satellite you want to get but most of the Free French normal terrestrial stuff is on Atlantic Bird 3 at 5° W im not sure if an offset of 33.2° is a goer؟¿
Last edited by Ka Ora!; Feb 13th 2010 at 5:26 am.
