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<blockquote data-quote="Eugenius" data-source="post: 70189" data-attributes="member: 185496">Oh, guys, I was about to forget: BIIIG question, mainly for Gameboy and Zorba!I used to have BBC channels (1,3, 4 news etc) on Sky digital until I think last year, or 2002, then all of a sudden, it disappeared. I thought that Sky had simply dropped it.Then, when my box broke a couple of weeks ago, I went to a local cowboy company ehere in Prague, which provides Sky boxes and cards for astronomic prices (box and card, 1,000 USD). They could not repair the box, but they tried my card in one of their boxes, the premium channels of course would not work, but BBC WAS THERE, alive and well! I told them that I had lost BBC for about two years, and they said it was because BBC had moved to another satellite and I would need a larger diameter dish to be able to tune in to the ol' beeb. Now, could you tell me if this is true? Should I go for a larger dish, too, when I change the LNBs?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Eugenius, post: 70189, member: 185496"] Oh, guys, I was about to forget: BIIIG question, mainly for Gameboy and Zorba! I used to have BBC channels (1,3, 4 news etc) on Sky digital until I think last year, or 2002, then all of a sudden, it disappeared. I thought that Sky had simply dropped it. Then, when my box broke a couple of weeks ago, I went to a local cowboy company ehere in Prague, which provides Sky boxes and cards for astronomic prices (box and card, 1,000 USD). They could not repair the box, but they tried my card in one of their boxes, the premium channels of course would not work, but BBC WAS THERE, alive and well! I told them that I had lost BBC for about two years, and they said it was because BBC had moved to another satellite and I would need a larger diameter dish to be able to tune in to the ol' beeb. Now, could you tell me if this is true? Should I go for a larger dish, too, when I change the LNBs? [/QUOTE]

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