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OnlyABitGeeky: Thanks I'll check out the Panasonics. I don't think I would ever use Blue Ray though as we live in the country so it's easier to just stream movies. Our aerial is just the old sky dish so we are satellite as opposed to UHF.
OnlyABitGeeky: Thanks I'll check out the Panasonics. I don't think I would ever use Blue Ray though as we live in the country so it's easier to just stream movies. Our aerial is just the old sky dish so we are satellite as opposed to UHF.
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joshhill96:
Freeview Satellite is your only option,
B1GGLZ:joshhill96:
Freeview Satellite is your only option,
Not necessarily. The OP hasn't said where in the country he lives. Could be in a UHF area?
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sdavisnz: just researched and found out the vodafone tv box is cable or UHF only
if you can get uhf signal the vodafone tv is similar to the sky box with a user friendly remote control and can be used for just freeview or freeview/sky.
if you are with vodafone already then freeview is a free upgrade,
worth considering,
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