SatelliteVirgin
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- Joined
- Feb 20, 2008
- Messages
- 5
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- Age
- 54
- My Satellite Setup
- Fortec Star Passion
- My Location
- Dorset, UK
Be kind to me, I am the SatelliteVirgin!
Never had any kind of dish but have jumped in and bought a Foretec Star Passion from Maplin with dish after I saw my own TV with an HD source in a shop and I realised what I am missing. But I am a tight wad and will not pay for SkyHD (or Sky come to that), nor have I got Blu-Ray or HDDVD yet.
Now I see the thread on HD sats locations, but its all gobble-d-gook to me.
I am going to get an installer to fit the dish on the old bracket on an analoge dish which can see sky between south east and south west, but obscured in the south.
What I really want are just the standard UK freesat channels and any BBC HD and ITV HD channels. If there has to be a choice between SD and HD, then HD because I have freeview.
Where do I tell the man to direct the dish? It's a once only fitment, the dish is inaccessible. I am assuming the man is capable and understands satellite, but cannot assume he knows about HD Sat.
The dish is not motorised.
I'd be pleased if someone said point it where the old analogue sat used to be, but I guess that's hoping for too much!
Never had any kind of dish but have jumped in and bought a Foretec Star Passion from Maplin with dish after I saw my own TV with an HD source in a shop and I realised what I am missing. But I am a tight wad and will not pay for SkyHD (or Sky come to that), nor have I got Blu-Ray or HDDVD yet.
Now I see the thread on HD sats locations, but its all gobble-d-gook to me.
I am going to get an installer to fit the dish on the old bracket on an analoge dish which can see sky between south east and south west, but obscured in the south.
What I really want are just the standard UK freesat channels and any BBC HD and ITV HD channels. If there has to be a choice between SD and HD, then HD because I have freeview.
Where do I tell the man to direct the dish? It's a once only fitment, the dish is inaccessible. I am assuming the man is capable and understands satellite, but cannot assume he knows about HD Sat.
The dish is not motorised.
I'd be pleased if someone said point it where the old analogue sat used to be, but I guess that's hoping for too much!