The state of the market now

[steveiaga]

I was going to try a concrete floor mount in Ireland I have holiday cottage out in the sticks no neighbours to complain or mount it on an old water tank. Figure its easier than being up a ladder. I'm not sure how dishes cope with the crazy winds there, has anyone ever put up a 1.1m at home?

Where are you based?


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[Louis Cypher]

west midlands, england.

 

[bees]

You mentioned Nag 3, if you can go cable then that is uneffected
by the changes on sat. Full sky package and proper HD

 

[inadayswork]

what i d know, if you want decent broadband, 100mb, plus it will set you back £38 per month. I think that is way too dear, but it probably because of cs and iptv

It is possibly worth looking in to having 2 or more broadband providers at home (each on lower speeds)

 

[bees]

You don't need that type of speed for sat, cable or IPTV

 

[cactikid]

you could only get 1 with a dedicated phone line,and others could be like vodafone with a dongle but combined will be paying more.

 

[inadayswork]

you could only get 1 with a dedicated phone line,and others could be like vodafone with a dongle but combined will be paying more.

 

[inadayswork]

You don't need that type of speed for sat, cable or IPTV

I know, but when you add on to your boxes, phones, tablets and laptops, you need high speeds

 

[inadayswork]

True!

 

[southsimon]

sat and cable use very little data, read the line and update the channel list not much more, iptv would use more as its streaming based. all depends on the individual needs?