Beginner wants to watch sport.

[MarcOvermars]

I'm assuming that a similar question has already been asked by someone here, but I was unable to find it. If this is the case I am sorry.
Anyway... I live in London and would like to watch as much sport as possible (mainly football and tennis) preferably in HD or 3D where possible. I was told to look in to getting a satellite by a friend, but so far every site I've been on hasn't really explained anything.
Any advice on which box to buy in order to be able to record from a satellite, and what kind of satellite I would be best off getting?
Thanks.

 

[logiciel]

Hi and welcome to the forum.
There are several recent and current threads on exactly this subject.
The easiest way to do what you want is to pay a subscription to Sky BSB who will provide and instal the dish, cabling, and receiver, that you require, free of charge.
In any case that's what you need, a dish, not a satellite which would set you back about a milllion.
If you don't want to go for the Sky sports channels then there are European ones that you could receive.
Here is a company that specialises in them: purplesat and you'd find more local suppliers in Yellow Pages.

 

[davemurgatroyd2]

Three out of the top seven threads in this forum already provide answers to most of the info you require - read these first and them come back with further questions if necessary

http://www.avforums.com/forums/satellite-tv/1655867-best-satellite-package-boxing.html

http://www.avforums.com/forums/satellite-tv/1655471-complete-newbie-wanting-learn.html

http://www.avforums.com/forums/sate...atellite-dishes-can-pick-up-free-euro-tv.html