Discussion topic: Our landlord has removed the communal satellite dish and no longer wants any dishes fixed on the wal

This message was authored by: Dan1326 · ‎25 Sep 2023

Our landlord has removed the communal Satelite dish and no longer wants any dishes fixed on the walls. What other options can Sky offer me to continue receiving signal?

This message was authored by: oj01 · ‎25 Sep 2023

@Dan1326 wrote:
Our landlord has removed the communal Satelite dish and no longer wants any dishes fixed on the walls. What other options can Sky offer me to continue receiving signal?

Sky Glass or Sky Stream

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This message was authored by: TimmyBGood · ‎25 Sep 2023

@Dan1326

As @oj01 indicates, Sky Q is a satellite television system and requires a signal from a dish.

Sky has two streaming-only products: Glass (with a Sky-branded television set) and Stream (using a small 'puck' set-top box over HDMI to any television set)

Currently both of these have a suggested 25Mbs minimum internet speed for HD and 30Mbs for UHD.

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Sky Glass 55" (on ethernet) & two Stream Pucks (one ethernet / one WiFi)
BT Halo 3+ Ultrafast FTTP (500Mbs), BT Smart Hub 2

Discussion topic: Our landlord has removed the communal satellite dish and no longer wants any dishes fixed on the wal

Our landlord has removed the communal satellite dish and no longer wants any dishes fixed on the wal

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