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Hi donwc,
Welcome to the forum. Your PC will need to have a TVout connector. Mine has an S-video connector on it. I think you can also get VGA-TV converters. Also many of the new LCD TVs have VGA in connectors on them. Is it a Laptop or a Desktop? Robbo ![]() |
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What can I pick up with a sky dish? what are the possibilities? Sorry for being a plum, and cheers for any advice. ![]() |
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It depends where you point your sky dish.
If its left at 28E all the free to air channels on this list:- Eurobird 1 & Astra 2A/2B/2C/2D at 28.2°E - LyngSat ( The free ones have an F in collumn 5) Depending on Location there are other sats you can get signals from also. Hotbird(13E) Astra(19.2E) Sirius2/3 (5E) ???? (42E) for example. Check out lyngsat to see what FTA channels there are on the other satellites. Robbo ![]() |
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