freeview on more than 1 tv

suey63

As a money saving exercise I am switiching to Freeview from Sky. At present i have sky link to our bedroom and sky multiroom to my sons rooms as there are 2 tv's in my sons room the sky box serves them both (mad I knw but it keeps the peace).
So what I wanted to know is if i put a freeview box in their room will i be able to link it to 2 tv's
The main tv has freeview built in, can I link it in someway as we do with a skylink to our bedroon so we can chnage the channels in the bedroom or will it be better to have a seperate box

Browntoa

seperate boxes is easiest , you may need to get an amplified aerial splitter to supply a decent signal to each room

trinidadone

I left sky recently, my sky television reverts to a freesky box, so you will get chanels from your sky box, plus a few extras, dont disconnect the sky, you can still use it.

If there is a fault with sky, with freeview boxes now in supermarkets for under 15 quid, buy some new boxes

suey63

yes never thought of that, but I pay 10pm for multiroom, so If i cancelled the subscription I dont knw whether if would work

trinidadone

well keep freesky on the main tv and spend 30 quid on two boxes, done

penrhyn

Both Sky Boxes will revert to Freesat from Sky if you cancel your subscription.