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daycartes · 02-06-2011, 17:39

I do apologise. We are obviously talking about a different system here. My Ross system was definitely plug and play, the only hard thing was to line up the satellite and I would have thought ( and you agree) that was the same for any system unless you have a motorised one.

I feel sorry that you also need to resort to slagging people off instead of being rational. How can you possibly make a value judgement about what I used to do when you have no idea what I did. Classic.

As it stands you still only have the epg and iplayer argument which, whilst valid, is hardly a reason to pay quite more for a freesat system.

My final point is that my system has been rock solid and has never failed despite the weather we had over xmas.

02-06-2011, 17:39	#19
daycartes Inactive Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 12	Re: What do i need to set up freesat tv. I do apologise. We are obviously talking about a different system here. My Ross system was definitely plug and play, the only hard thing was to line up the satellite and I would have thought ( and you agree) that was the same for any system unless you have a motorised one. I feel sorry that you also need to resort to slagging people off instead of being rational. How can you possibly make a value judgement about what I used to do when you have no idea what I did. Classic. As it stands you still only have the epg and iplayer argument which, whilst valid, is hardly a reason to pay quite more for a freesat system. My final point is that my system has been rock solid and has never failed despite the weather we had over xmas.