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anyone know how much they are generally on sale for and where is the best place to go for one.
cheers
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Vodafone wrote:
> sweet Tooth wrote:
> Loads of people i know were throwing them out when on dig when bust
> !
>
> I took them off there hands and have 3 now!
>
> Top up tv not great but a hell of alot cheaper than sky..
>
> give u £10 for one?
I use them all sorry :)
> sweet Tooth wrote:
> Loads of people i know were throwing them out when on dig when bust
> !
>
> I took them off there hands and have 3 now!
>
> Top up tv not great but a hell of alot cheaper than sky..
>
> give u £10 for one?
I use them all sorry :)
sweet Tooth wrote:
> Loads of people i know were throwing them out when on dig when bust !
>
> I took them off there hands and have 3 now!
>
> Top up tv not great but a hell of alot cheaper than sky..
give u £10 for one?
> Loads of people i know were throwing them out when on dig when bust !
>
> I took them off there hands and have 3 now!
>
> Top up tv not great but a hell of alot cheaper than sky..
give u £10 for one?
phi11ip wrote:
> Check your coverage first.
>
> [URL]http://www.dtg.org.uk/retailer/coverage_retailer.pl?postcode=Goat+Sex&Submit=What%27s+my+reception%3F[/URL]
thx i have a freeview box and was wondering about other channels it should be getting.
> Check your coverage first.
>
> [URL]http://www.dtg.org.uk/retailer/coverage_retailer.pl?postcode=Goat+Sex&Submit=What%27s+my+reception%3F[/URL]
thx i have a freeview box and was wondering about other channels it should be getting.
Got a nice Panasonic from Hughes, £80. Well worth it, its programmable (I watch most things off VHS).
Never thought of getting one with a Top Up facility, f--- paying to watch TV (on top of license.)
The big bonus for me is the crystal clear picture, generally broadcast in widescreen. Great for films and football.
Never thought of getting one with a Top Up facility, f--- paying to watch TV (on top of license.)
The big bonus for me is the crystal clear picture, generally broadcast in widescreen. Great for films and football.
got mine for £38 off ebay and working fine. Only got it for my bedroom and does the job nicely.
Vodafone wrote:
> anyone know how much they are generally on sale for and where is the
> best place to go for one.
>
> cheers
You can now get a freeview set for as little as £40. Mine was £80, and it always burns out. (made by Samsung). SO any Freeviews will do the job, a cheap one is still just as good as an expensive one, but check you can recieve the channels in your area...
> anyone know how much they are generally on sale for and where is the
> best place to go for one.
>
> cheers
You can now get a freeview set for as little as £40. Mine was £80, and it always burns out. (made by Samsung). SO any Freeviews will do the job, a cheap one is still just as good as an expensive one, but check you can recieve the channels in your area...
The channels will increase eventually but for now it's not worth it. Unless you lvoe the OC that much in which case I feel sorry for you. Though there is Sg1 so hurrah.
Got a lame Matsui one which is embarassingly bad. Put a strong signal booster on it and it's still weak as hell. The remote falls apart and the channels are crap. AVOID.
sweet Tooth wrote:
> To many crap channels that you just flick through!
> Top up is only £8 a month !
It may only be £8 a month, but for £8 you are getting 10 extra channels which arent really worth the extra outlay.
> To many crap channels that you just flick through!
> Top up is only £8 a month !
It may only be £8 a month, but for £8 you are getting 10 extra channels which arent really worth the extra outlay.
I have one of the original ITV boxes. It was the best package until they went bust.
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