C CameronMK Standard Member Joined Aug 21, 2013 Messages 11 Reaction score 0 Points 5 Feb 23, 2014 #1 I've a outdoor aerial to receive Freeview channels which I pay around £140 a year, alternatively can I receive these Freeview channels on a Sky dish?
I've a outdoor aerial to receive Freeview channels which I pay around £140 a year, alternatively can I receive these Freeview channels on a Sky dish?
MarkE19 Moderator Joined Aug 10, 2002 Messages 18,074 Solutions 1 Reaction score 2,730 Points 2,902 Age 54 Location Rainham Essex Feb 23, 2014 #2 Freeview is only available via a TV aerial, but there is Freesat that is received via a dish. Why are you paying £140 a year to use a TV aerial Mark.
Freeview is only available via a TV aerial, but there is Freesat that is received via a dish. Why are you paying £140 a year to use a TV aerial Mark.
MartinPickering Prominent Member Joined Sep 23, 2009 Messages 4,957 Reaction score 509 Points 690 Location Greek Island Feb 23, 2014 #3 Maybe he's referring to his TV licence? But he'd still need a licence to receive any live TV.