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Old 12th November 2008, 07:07 PM
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I found a useful article comparing the different packages on offer from Sky, Virgin and Freeview. To be perfectly honest, I didn't understand most of it, but I presume it would be useful to someone thinking of getting a new digibox!
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That's very interesting! I was just surfing and found this website which may be useful to some people. A one-off payment and then you have access to all sorts of channels.

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I might get it when I move house in January !
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I am planning to ditch Sky and get a Freesat Humax PVR. This is equivalent to Sky+ High Definition which costs £100 and £27 per month - Ok there are a few less channels but most are absolutely useless. I am pretty sure you can use the Sky satellite dish and LNB (pretty sure that is the name of the device in the centre of the dish)
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Yes it says if you do not have a satellite already ( so I assume that means a Sky one is fine). You can get one installed for around £80 which is reasonable.
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