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03-12-2008
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| Super Moderator  Join Date: 07-05-2007 Location: South Midlands, UK & Lanzarote, Canary Islands, Spain
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My System: 43cm Dish, Sky Plus V2, Thomson DSI6210 Sky+160, Thomson DSI4214, Gibertini 104cm, Invacom SNH-031, 12inch 36v Actuator, Technomate Vbox-II, TF5000CI, TM-5200D, Sling Media, Rover ST-4, Rover SDM-1s, 42E to 30W, Tecatel 1.35m fixed on 28e | A subs card will be able to receive all FTV channels anyway. Documented as £20. | ||
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03-12-2008
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| Site administrator  Join Date: 26-07-2003 Location: Scottish Borders
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My System: Sky UK. FTA analogue & digital satellite from 6 fixed dishes (5E/7E/9E/10E/13E/16E/ 19E/23E/28E) Pace MSS100, Echostar IP3000VA, Technomate TM-1000D, Dreambox 7020S  The last noble sat warrior to fly the olden flag of Analogue | No - a subscription card gives you the same channels as the ftv card. An expired subbs card turns into an ftv card 20 quid. | ||
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