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Topic # 195237 11-Apr-2016 22:38
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I need Antenna or dish in two different locations. What the best way to do this? Should I join SkyTV and they will do installation for free then afterwards cancel the subscription and you still got the dish there to view Freeview for free.

 

 

 

Whats the standard installation prices?

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  Reply # 1530328 11-Apr-2016 22:43
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IMO Purchase a dish on TradeMe or from a supplier, its less hassle, and perhaps cheaper. where are you located?



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  Reply # 1530332 11-Apr-2016 22:46
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I need for someone to install it in both locations! Located in Auckland

 
 
 
 


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  Reply # 1530435 12-Apr-2016 08:35
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I need for someone to install it in both locations! Located in Auckland

 

 

Why do you need a dish if you are in Auckland? Put up a UHF antenna and benefit from HD picture quality. Satellite is only SD. Also UHF antenna is a lot cheaper.

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