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The answer is yes, but the question should be 'when'
rolfw said:You'd be pushing it with a 60cm, an 80cm would be preferable, but as you'll be likely to pay £50 plus for a monobloc, it would probably be better to wait until you get a motor to consider Hotbird.
Channel Hopper said:Just spotted the Lidl website and the page
http://www.lidl.co.uk/gb/index.nsf/pages/c.o.oow.20031009.p.Digital_Satellite_Receiver
It does have CI slots so any cam thats DVB spec, but maybe not one of the later generation home proggie ones
Interesting that their sales blurb mentions 'digital signals from any satellite on the Clark Belt can be received'. Strictly speaking they should have stated 'MPEG2' and maybe 'DVB compliant' signals as there is plenty up there that is just outside the scope of a set top box of this type
I believe it's FTA only - certainly there's no slots, flaps or doohickeys that would allow anything CAM shaped to be plugged in. Of course, I'm a horrendous newbie who happened to spot the Lidl offer and decided to grab a cheap satellite system to experiment with, so I may have missed something... but I have had a good prod around at the box. :-)prof said:Hi Kobra,
As for the c.i. slots, I really don't know if it has any, but I'm sure some-one else who has bought one will be able to tell you. http://com3.runboard.com/btheunofficialcomagsite.fmainchat|offset=20