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NPCtom

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#268215 5-Mar-2020 16:50
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A few weeks ago the built-in satellite Freeview on my Panasonic TV stopped working.

 

There are two coaxial cables and both don't seem to show any sign of life when scanning satellite channels.

 

Is there anything I could try to resolve the problem? Seemed to work before February. 






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  #2433327 5-Mar-2020 17:44
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Was their a sky box powering the dish?



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  #2433332 5-Mar-2020 18:20
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fearandloathing: Was their a sky box powering the dish?

 

We haven't had Sky for a few years.






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  #2433478 6-Mar-2020 07:37
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I say that as I have a Panasonic tv too. The tv will not power the sky dish.



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  #2433482 6-Mar-2020 07:50
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fearandloathing: I say that as I have a Panasonic tv too. The tv will not power the sky dish.


I can’t believe that to be correct.
Why would they make a product that wont work unless you buy another device to power it. ?

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  #2433502 6-Mar-2020 09:12
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fearandloathing: I say that as I have a Panasonic tv too. The tv will not power the sky dish.

 

 

 

If it has a satellite tuner then of course it will power a dish.


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