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Can I use my Sky dish for a Freesat receiver?

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Can I use my Sky dish for a Freesat receiver?

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Yes. Because Freesat and Sky Digital use the same signals from the same satellites the dish is interchangeable. If you already have a working Sky Digital system you can either replace the Sky Digibox with a Freesat box, or run both receivers off the same dish (subject to any contract you have with Sky). If you want to use both Freesat and Sky receivers from the same dish, it must be fitted with a quad LNB, which can provide four outputs. Each Freesat or Sky receiver needs one output and the Sky+ and the forthcoming Freesat PVR receivers need two. If you have a Sky+ or Sky Multiroom system your dish will have a quad LNB. 9. How do I connect a Freesat receiver to my TV? A Freesat receiver connects directly to a TV via a Scart cable. This carries both the picture and sound signals to the TV set. Unlike most other satellite receivers (including Sky Digiboxes), there is no UHF modulator in most Freesat receivers so you cannot ‘loopthrough’ the aerial connection to your TV. Freesat HD receiv

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