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Freesat kit
rmg1
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Hi all
I'm looking at getting a Freesat setup and was wondering where the best place to go would be and what sort of price I would be looking at?
I know I'll need everything from the dish to the box but that's about it.
Oh, yeah, and how much can I expect to pay for installation (Currys charge around £80 which seems a bit pricey!!)
I'm looking at getting a Freesat setup and was wondering where the best place to go would be and what sort of price I would be looking at?
I know I'll need everything from the dish to the box but that's about it.
Oh, yeah, and how much can I expect to pay for installation (Currys charge around £80 which seems a bit pricey!!)
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I paid £75 for Sky Pay Once Watch Forever, which gets the dish installed, plus a Sky box a 4 months of a package. Cancelled after 4 months and bought a Foxsat HDR and plugged it straight in. I 'persuaded' the installer to hook up a quad LNB and wire it up.
A 'Freesat' installation is exactly the same as a standard Sky one (minus the phone line) try phoning installers locally. Asking for a Sky installation will probably be cheaper...0 -
I paid £75 for Sky Pay Once Watch Forever, which gets the dish installed, plus a Sky box a 4 months of a package. Cancelled after 4 months and bought a Foxsat HDR and plugged it straight in. I 'persuaded' the installer to hook up a quad LNB and wire it up.
A 'Freesat' installation is exactly the same as a standard Sky one (minus the phone line) try phoning installers locally. Asking for a Sky installation will probably be cheaper...
Nice one. Smart lateral thinking! :money:
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OK - cheers guys. At least now I have some more info.:wall: Flagellation, necrophilia and bestiality - Am I flogging a dead horse? :wall:
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