Can be installed on a caravan roof, on the ground, a mast or table with mounting components. Receiver lets you access free-to-air HD channels with live pause, record and playback.
Satellite receiver features:
Over 300 TV channels and over 100 radio channels
Now and Next Electronic Programme Guide
Auto/manual tune and store
Pre-installed channels for simple set up
Records and pauses live TV
Playback of music, pictures and HD movies via USB
Can be powered by the mains or 12V DC
Kit includes:
30cm Satellite Dish with Mount
10m Cable
HD Satellite Receiver
Satellite Finder
Remote Control
0.75m HDMI Cable and Window Pass Cable
12V DC (Cigarette Lighter) Lead
Handy Storage Case
Top comments
Flynn Jack
8 May 133#7
Or you could pay Sky £50 a month for loads of channels and still have very little to watch?
All comments (19)
dms05
8 May 13#1
Very good price within its limitations.
Small dish will make satellite location easier than large dish (it has a wider acceptance angle).
The dish size means it will work well in most of the UK (less good further north and west you go) but can be dismissed for use on most of the Continent because of the tiny 30 cm dish . However adding an 80cm (8 times the signal collecting power) dish will give better range if you can handle the bigger dish. The real problem is UK FTA (free to air) TV like BBC/ITV etc are all on a fairly focused spot beam and outside the UK you need increasingly large dish size (on Spain's Costa Blanca you need 2,400 cm dish for example)
hishaq
8 May 13#2
what channels do you get
copystuff
8 May 13#3
Waste of money mine is sat boxed in my shed.
Waterboy8535 to copystuff
8 May 131#4
It's a waste of money just because you never used yours and stuffed it in a shed??
Your self centred logic never ceases to amaze me :stuck_out_tongue:
Voted hot for cheapest price, and that I have one for my small camper and it works great.
copystuff
8 May 13#5
For what channels it picks up i find it a waste of money since several of them are not understandable to english people.
waveinder
8 May 13#6
WOW! do you mean we can see and hear foreign people talking, and possibly entertain or educate ourselves with this piece of technology! i have a shed aswell!
Flynn Jack
8 May 133#7
Or you could pay Sky £50 a month for loads of channels and still have very little to watch?
Inactive
8 May 13#8
No longer true, a 1.3 cm dish works just fine on the Costa Blanca these days.
ChrisUK
8 May 131#9
Lets all go on holiday to watch TV.............
Inactive to ChrisUK
9 May 13#14
Some Brits actually live in Spain.:stuck_out_tongue:
Watcht to ChrisUK
7 Apr 17#19
LOL BRILLIANT COMMENT
106s16
8 May 13#10
Should be able to pick up German channel RTL with this and watch the F1 for free for the next few seasons.
dms05
8 May 13#11
"No longer true, a 1.3 cm dish works just fine on the Costa Blanca these days." which of course has some 2,000x the signal collecting power of the 30cm dish included with this kit.
midlandscomics to dms05
9 May 13#16
1.3cm :neutral_face:
Could I just use a drawing pin instead??
If so, I feel a brilliant money-making idea coming on..........
Jezza67
8 May 13#12
Terrible quality units, save your money.
vadiro to Jezza67
8 May 13#13
Could you give us some details, please?
ChrisUK
9 May 13#15
If you lived in Spain, you wouldnt get a portable kit would you ?? You'd get a big dish which would be motorised to get the maximum amount of channels.
Inactive
9 May 13#17
I do actually have a property in Spain, I use a 1.3m dish for Sky/Freesat alongside a 1m dish which runs Hotbird and Astra 1 via 2 lnb's, these are fed through a Diseq Switching unit that gives instant access to all 3 satellites....no waiting for any motor to move the dish.
And no, this unit would not be any use at all in Spain, I was just correcting the duff information given in post # 1, for clarity.
thisismark
10 May 13#18
The sd set up is available for £35 del.
Is there that much difference in the two apart from HD channels
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Opening post
Satellite receiver features:
Over 300 TV channels and over 100 radio channels
Now and Next Electronic Programme Guide
Auto/manual tune and store
Pre-installed channels for simple set up
Records and pauses live TV
Playback of music, pictures and HD movies via USB
Can be powered by the mains or 12V DC
Kit includes:
30cm Satellite Dish with Mount
10m Cable
HD Satellite Receiver
Satellite Finder
Remote Control
0.75m HDMI Cable and Window Pass Cable
12V DC (Cigarette Lighter) Lead
Handy Storage Case
Top comments
All comments (19)
Small dish will make satellite location easier than large dish (it has a wider acceptance angle).
The dish size means it will work well in most of the UK (less good further north and west you go) but can be dismissed for use on most of the Continent because of the tiny 30 cm dish . However adding an 80cm (8 times the signal collecting power) dish will give better range if you can handle the bigger dish. The real problem is UK FTA (free to air) TV like BBC/ITV etc are all on a fairly focused spot beam and outside the UK you need increasingly large dish size (on Spain's Costa Blanca you need 2,400 cm dish for example)
Your self centred logic never ceases to amaze me :stuck_out_tongue:
Voted hot for cheapest price, and that I have one for my small camper and it works great.
Could I just use a drawing pin instead??
If so, I feel a brilliant money-making idea coming on..........
And no, this unit would not be any use at all in Spain, I was just correcting the duff information given in post # 1, for clarity.
Is there that much difference in the two apart from HD channels