Thread: ntl vs sky tv
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Old 21-09-2006, 21:10   #19
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Re: ntl vs sky tv

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Originally Posted by Be* View Post
Thats not skys fault though if a big tree is in the way. Plus i bet if a big tree grew in front of NTL uplink and downlink dishes thcey might lose signal to
No, it's not sky's fault. It *is* a design fault though. As for NTL's dishes, well, being considerably larger, it is considerably more unlikely that they will be affected by a blocked view.

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Then the dish is not fitted properly.

The only time I lost signal was when there was a massive thunderstorm last week and that was only for 5 minutes
What's a thunderstorm? A large cloud with electricity..

Funnily enough, I've never lost my ntl signal due to a storn.
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