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Removing a satellite dish

Adly812 · 2021-07-16 19:07:46

This might be really a silly question, but looking for information about removing a satellite dish. I moved into a house that has a rusty old satellite dish attached to the side of the house. I don’t have Sky, nor watch freeview. I only watch prime video. im eager to remove it as it is an eyesore! If I remove it, will it…

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Adly812 Posts: 579 Forumite

19 July 2021 at 2:03PM

BikingBud
Have you connected anything to it?

Can you easily disconnect the LNB and see if it impacts upon your signal?

If no to both then scrap it!

I have nothing connected to it as far as I’m aware. I haven’t got any freeview so can’t know if it affects anything. I guess if it is something to do with freeview signal a d I remove it, I could always buy a little indoor tv aerial box from Amazon in the future. It will be a lot better looking than a rusty dish.

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