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Which wireless adapter for Sky+ HD box to connect to my wirelss router
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i got one of the Sky "on-demand" boxes for free. Had a card through the post from them with a web address to apply for one. Took about 3 months to come, but it works fine.
Here's the link - the offer is still on their website; https://my.sky.com/mysky/ondemand/
I ordered 1 for free and then ordered another one free for a spare. Result.0 -
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researcher wrote: »I'd never heard of these so had a quick search, Aren't these more expensive? Do they have advantages over the wireless adapter.
Those with 200 Mbps from ~ £15, 500 Mbps from ~ £25.0 -
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The advantage is that they are not wireless, i.e more reliable.
Yes you need a pair of them.
e.g. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Trendnet-TPL-308E2K-Powerline-Ethernet-Adapter/dp/B00BIH8W40/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1381230232&sr=8-3&keywords=powerlineThat gum you like is coming back in style.0 -
researcher wrote: »Sorry, I appreciate your reply, but this means nothing to me. Which would I need and don't I need two?
Have a read of your first post again, you've been dragged off course. You started off asking about a wireless connector for Sky, the connector in your link was £22 - or £20 on eBay http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Brand-New-Sky-Wireless-Connector-TV-On-Demand-Straight-from-your-Sky-HD-Box-/190914820938?pt=UK_Sound_Vision_Satellite_TV_Receivers&hash=item2c7368fb4a but now you're looking at a similar cost for a different way to get the signal across. You might as well spend the £20 on what you wanted in the first place.0 -
True, but I also want the most efficient way. I'd prefer not to go down one route and find another was better. Open to ideas.0
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You could always use a long Ethernet lead.That gum you like is coming back in style.0
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I think its free for all sky movies customers
I subscribed to sky movies for a month (Half price subscription - £8) and ordered the box - then cancelled the sky movies
We just have the basic entertainment package and we got a card to apply for 1, we applied and about 2 weeks ago we got a card to say one is on its way, still waiting though0 -
albionrovers wrote: »I ordered 1 for free and then ordered another one free for a spare. Result.
I ordered one free for my Dad which arrived about 3 weeks ago. He phoned to say another one had arrived last week.
No idea why but we'll just hang onto it.
It works well.0
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