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**Chris** · 02-12-2010, 13:25

2nd could well be me

But I'm afraid I've never chosen kit parts and self-installed from scratch. I've got an old Sky dish at home and an independently-installed dish at the in-laws holiday flat. We have a FreesatFromSky box and a Goodmans official Freesat box attached to a quad-LNB here, and a Freesat HD box at the holiday flat (suddenly can't remember what brand that one is). The most I've ever done to my own system is swap out the old mono-LNB for a new quad and run the extra cable to the spare room. Thankfully I've never had to mount and position a dish, but if I ever do, I will definitely be using a sat finder to do it.

02-12-2010, 13:25	#271
Chris Trollsplatter Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: North of Watford Services: Humane elimination of all common Internet pests Posts: 38,211	Re: B&Q Satellite - Ross freesat box and dish 2nd could well be me But I'm afraid I've never chosen kit parts and self-installed from scratch. I've got an old Sky dish at home and an independently-installed dish at the in-laws holiday flat. We have a FreesatFromSky box and a Goodmans official Freesat box attached to a quad-LNB here, and a Freesat HD box at the holiday flat (suddenly can't remember what brand that one is). The most I've ever done to my own system is swap out the old mono-LNB for a new quad and run the extra cable to the spare room. Thankfully I've never had to mount and position a dish, but if I ever do, I will definitely be using a sat finder to do it.