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TV Channel ServiceDocumentary channels? comhem, satellite |
 16.Jul.2014, 11:20 AM
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Joined: 13.Feb.2013 |
I am interested in some TV channels but not able to figure out which is cheapest and best option.
I am mostly interested in documentary channels (National Geographic series, Discover series, History and like that) and movie channels. Can you recommend what is best and cheap option I can have. What are the options I have? One more thing I am don't know much about Dish TV (Dreambox, SkyTv and etc) how they work and their cost? I am living on first floor is satellite will work in first floor balconey? |
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23.Jul.2015, 11:54 AM
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Location: Linköping Joined: 30.Nov.2005 |
You need a clear view to the southeast 28.2 deg E to get Sky or Freesat and around 150cm dish. You will have a problem getting permission to errect such a dish. Your best bet is internet TV via a VPN or a smart box. You can also get the Filmon app and project to your TV.
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23.Jul.2015, 02:25 PM
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Joined: 5.Aug.2014 |
If your in a rental apartment then it is always worth checking with your landlord a) what you are allowed to do (you probably will not be allowed to put up a dish without their permission) and
 what TV packet they offer.Telia and ComHem both a pretty good selection of channels via their broadband service. |
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23.Jul.2015, 04:52 PM
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Location: Gothenburg Joined: 18.Jul.2012 |
QUOTE (Rick Methven @ 23.Jul.2015, 10:54 AM) 
You need a clear view to the southeast 28.2 deg E to get Sky or Freesat and around 150cm dish. You will have a problem getting permission to errect such a dish. Your best bet
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23.Jul.2015, 09:32 PM
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Joined: 12.Feb.2014 |
Looking at getting a Mag 254 box and a subscription online. No more mucking about with satellites.
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