05 Apr 2024 06:19 PM
I'm not able to have a satellite dish on my property is there cant chance this product I listed still work with a SKY Q/SKY +HD Box I don't want a sky glass or a sky stream I wanna stick to the original.
05 Apr 2024 06:24 PM
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@Harley_rice wrote:
I'm not able to have a satellite dish on my property is there cant chance this product I listed still work with a SKY Q/SKY +HD Box I don't want a sky glass or a sky stream I wanna stick to the original.
Your post is a little confusing but suffice to say a satellite dish is required for Sky Q and Sky+. They are delivered via the dish.
05 Apr 2024 06:25 PM
Yes I recently moved houses and in my new property, it does not allow me to have a satellite dish would this Product
One For All SV9215 Flat Indoor TV Aerial.. Allow me To continue watching sky Q
05 Apr 2024 06:26 PM - last edited: 05 Apr 2024 06:29 PM
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@Harley_rice wrote:
I'm not able to have a satellite dish on my property is there cant chance this product I listed still work with a SKY Q/SKY +HD Box I don't want a sky glass or a sky stream I wanna stick to the original.
Hi @Harley_rice
Unfortunately SKY Q (& SKY HD) need a dish.
The only time you don't need one specifically on your apartment/house is if there is a Dish feeding a communal system (such as an apartment block or for some housing schemes)
05 Apr 2024 06:27 PM
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@Harley_rice wrote:
would this Product
One For All SV9215 Flat Indoor TV Aerial.. Allow me To continue watching sky Q
Afraid not @Harley_rice
05 Apr 2024 06:29 PM
So there is no possible way off me getting SKY Q is there a indoor satellite dish that I can open a window and let it get the channels?
05 Apr 2024 06:31 PM
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@Harley_rice wrote:
So there is no possible way off me getting SKY Q is there a indoor satellite dish that I can open a window and let it get the channels?
no - Satellite signals are very weak & you need direct line of site of the Satellites
If they do not allow dishes on the property it might be worth enquiring whether they have provided a communal system for residents
05 Apr 2024 06:33 PM
I could try could you send some links through eBay it's worth giving it a go you know.
05 Apr 2024 06:35 PM
Posted by a Superuser, not a Sky employee. Find out moreIt will not work without a proper Sky supplied satellite dish or a communal dish supplied through your landlord or management company.
05 Apr 2024 06:36 PM
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@Harley_rice wrote:
I could try could you send some links through eBay it's worth giving it a go you know.
Sorry a communal system is not device you can get from stores or ebay - it is a significant cost of cabling and electronics - normally used for apartment blocks providing feeds to each apartment, but occasionally for some modern housing estates
05 Apr 2024 07:20 PM
Posted by a Superuser, not a Sky employee. Find out more@Harley_rice You seem to be intent on ignoring the advice provided. You need a dish located outside the property, it will not & can not work indoors.
06 Apr 2024 08:58 AM - last edited: 06 Apr 2024 09:02 AM
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'Portable' satellite television dishes do exist for situations such as mobile homes, but are essentially entirely impractical for domestic use, particularly indoors where the likelihood is there's no line-of-sight to the broadcast satellite orbital location anyway.
Any 'aerial' you see advertised is for digital terrestrial television ('Freeview') broadcasting from a local mast and absolutely cannot be used to receive Sky.
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