Anaolgue TV switchoff

[SteveBentley]

To be fair doing a better job than some of Sky's so-called engineers (I believe the proper pronunciation is "cowboys") isn't that difficult.

[K.C.Leblanc]

Remember that we do have a lot of properties in the UK where dishes aren't an option due to planning, heritage status (ie. listed buildings), rented properties etc...

So, sat dishes are a good thing but they aren't going to work for everyone.

In most cases as long as the dish isn't attached to the building it's fine. Lots of houses round have them on poles or attached to garden walls.

[Michael]

Remember that we do have a lot of properties in the UK where dishes aren't an option due to planning, heritage status (ie. listed buildings), rented properties etc...

So, sat dishes are a good thing but they aren't going to work for everyone.

Depends how you look at it really. You may not be able to mount the dish on your house, but legally you can mount it on a pole in the garden. This is how they do it for very large dishes 1m+ in size

[AngryTechnician]

One of the houses next to the school had the Sky installer clamp theirs to the metal fence along the boundary.

OUR metal fence...

[laserblazer]

It's no good, I'm going to have to sort the aerial. I can't get this new channel at all.

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