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kj - 26/6/10 at 10:19 AM

If you want to put another sky box in another room do you need a card in the second box?
Not usin sky multi room.


deltron63 - 26/6/10 at 10:20 AM

afraid so


McLannahan - 26/6/10 at 10:41 AM

But you can buy one from Sky. They're £25 and give you all the freeview channels.

It's called "Freesat from Sky" opposed to the similar Freesat - a different service.

http://www.sky.com/shop/freesat/home/faq/#3

Not the cheapest route but it's what I've done in the bedroom and if you already have the equipment and or can install the coaxial feed yourself...


kj - 26/6/10 at 04:39 PM

Thouht so, thanks for the reply.


blakep82 - 26/6/10 at 08:16 PM

yep, freesat card, £20 + post, gives all the freeview channels.
or multiroom at £10 a month, gives you all the channels as you got on your main telly


stevebubs - 26/6/10 at 08:27 PM

If you put one of these cards in, Sky+ functionality won't work on that box...

i.e. SkyPlus box + freesat card = no record functionality


Krismc - 27/6/10 at 09:34 AM

No you can have sky+ in another room free.

Ive got sky in the conservatory and kitchen by going into the options and opening the other video out source, running a seperate video out too the kitchen and conservatory. and then too get it up stairs i use a lidl video/remote sender for £7.99

get your self too screw fix and lidl man, it will cost you bout £20 all in.

whats the point of multi room, unless u aint talking too your missus.

[Edited on 27/6/10 by Krismc]


gingerprince - 27/6/10 at 09:37 AM

You don't actually need a card. Without a card you'll still get all the free channels. The only thing the "freesat from sky" card gives is localised regional TV (itv/bbc is london by default) and channel 5, though I think that can be added as "extra channels" anyway in the menu.