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hi all,i m getting vgn basic all round package installed and a friend has suggested getting a starview or similar box instead,ive been reading thru forum as this totally new to me,i came across a thread where someone had advised another user to leave vbox connected as well as other receiver box as provider can tell if there box is disconnected from line,can anyone tell me if this would be correct,if it is how do you do this,just to pre warn,haven't got a clue with all this stuff,so really grateful for any help and advice,many thanks in advance guys,cheers,jon.
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hi m8 u can put a splitter in and run two boxes at the same time although i dont hae my original box connected as i broke it just got me special box working lol
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![]() It is best to leave the original box connected , And if your paying for it why not move it to another room and use it there. All you need is a splitter on the feed to use 2 or more boxes. When purchasing a third party box beware of clones flooding the market at present and our buy from a reputable dealer , We have a member known as Lincsat who would only sale you a genuine box and provides and excellent service. Here is his link: Lincsat's Nick-nacks (Shop) Happy Viewing
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hi g80878.many thanks for your help,apologies about double posting(what is it?)
ill take your advice and contact lincat from the link. many thanks again,jon. |
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Double posting means posting the same thing on different threads. You won't get more answers by putting up more than one identical post.
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ok,i thought by putting in 2 different sections my query would just reach a wider audience.
never used a forum before. |
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