extra aerial point for sky television?

Question

does anyone know how much sky charge to put in another aerial point for sky television? can you do it yourself if so how?

Answer 1

if you want sky t.v in another room but onli pay for one box/subscription use a scart lead to connect ur sky box up to the main t.v then in the co-axle out port plug your coaxle lead in then plug the other end into 2nd tv volla after some fine tuning you have sky in two or more rooms(if you use a three way splitter 99p from B&Q) for free otherwise sky will install in the second room for free but you have to buy another sky box.


Beware you can only watch whatever channel is on the main box .

Answer 2

If you're not already on Sky, the will put up a mini dish and run a cable from the dish to your sky box next to the television set. This is normally part of the standard installation and the price can vary from free to probably around £50. It depends on what deals are being offered at the time you subscribe.

Answer 3

not sure what you mean by aerial point, but if you want to put sky tv in another room most sky boxes have 2 aerial out sockets,this allows you to conect more than one tv,however you will only be able to watch the same programs on both tvs(unless you want sky multi room packages)you can also purchase an adapter which will allow you to change channels from another room

Answer 4

When we were on sky, we got one of those eyes you attach to another t.v in the house goes in your ariel point in other t.v you can watch sky then with your sky remote control. Only costs about £10

Answer 5

i could wager it is your aeriel. I dont have sky yet I do have a digital field and an indoor aerial . a similar element occurs and if we flow the aerial it fixes it . maybe your aerial desires a metamorphosis of direction.

Answer 6

I would suggest that rather then doing it yourself, call the Sky guys