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Old September 28th 07, 08:40 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
Marky P
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Hi,

Got back from holiday in Hayle, Cornwall today. We stayed at a Haven
site in one of their caravans. We took a freeview box with us to see
if it would work with the shoddy aerial stuck on the side of the
caravan. Worked perfectly, so must be pretty good signals down there
(from Redruth). I was also thinking that as DSO is due quite soon in
the west country, I wonder what they will do with holiday sites like
this. It would cost quite a bit to change all the tellys in the
caravans/chalets or add Freeview boxes. It might actually be cheaper
to install some kind of distribution cable system where a load of DTT
boxes are tucked away somewhere and an RF system set up to send out,
say, 10 Freeview channels to each old telly in each accomodation. Be
interesting to see what will happen.

Marky P.

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Old September 28th 07, 09:46 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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Marky P wrote:
Hi,

Got back from holiday in Hayle, Cornwall today. We stayed at a Haven
site in one of their caravans. We took a freeview box with us to see
if it would work with the shoddy aerial stuck on the side of the
caravan. Worked perfectly, so must be pretty good signals down there
(from Redruth). I was also thinking that as DSO is due quite soon in
the west country, I wonder what they will do with holiday sites like
this. It would cost quite a bit to change all the tellys in the
caravans/chalets or add Freeview boxes. It might actually be cheaper
to install some kind of distribution cable system where a load of DTT
boxes are tucked away somewhere and an RF system set up to send out,
say, 10 Freeview channels to each old telly in each accomodation. Be
interesting to see what will happen.

Marky P.


Shh. Stop talking about Marky, he's back.


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Old September 28th 07, 10:51 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
Marky P
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On Fri, 28 Sep 2007 20:46:05 +0100, "Adrian A"
wrote:

Marky P wrote:
Hi,

Got back from holiday in Hayle, Cornwall today. We stayed at a Haven
site in one of their caravans. We took a freeview box with us to see
if it would work with the shoddy aerial stuck on the side of the
caravan. Worked perfectly, so must be pretty good signals down there
(from Redruth). I was also thinking that as DSO is due quite soon in
the west country, I wonder what they will do with holiday sites like
this. It would cost quite a bit to change all the tellys in the
caravans/chalets or add Freeview boxes. It might actually be cheaper
to install some kind of distribution cable system where a load of DTT
boxes are tucked away somewhere and an RF system set up to send out,
say, 10 Freeview channels to each old telly in each accomodation. Be
interesting to see what will happen.

Marky P.


Shh. Stop talking about Marky, he's back.

And I just thought I had an ear infection.

Marky P.

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Old September 28th 07, 11:15 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
Mark Carver
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Marky P wrote:
Hi,

Got back from holiday in Hayle, Cornwall today.


Anywhere near Porthemmet ?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/cornwall/7015882.stm

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Old September 28th 07, 11:25 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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"Marky P" wrote in message
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Hi,

Got back from holiday in Hayle, Cornwall today. We stayed at a Haven
site in one of their caravans. We took a freeview box with us to see
if it would work with the shoddy aerial stuck on the side of the
caravan. Worked perfectly, so must be pretty good signals down there
(from Redruth). I was also thinking that as DSO is due quite soon in
the west country, I wonder what they will do with holiday sites like
this. It would cost quite a bit to change all the tellys in the
caravans/chalets or add Freeview boxes. It might actually be cheaper
to install some kind of distribution cable system where a load of DTT
boxes are tucked away somewhere and an RF system set up to send out,
say, 10 Freeview channels to each old telly in each accomodation. Be
interesting to see what will happen.

Marky P.


A lot of these places are actually privately owned and let out via a company
like Haven. The onus on kitting out the accommodation rests with the owner.

A few years back we stayed in a "cottage" (portacabin!) in Gunnislake
(Devon/Cornwall borders) which was let by Hoseasons. Most had roof top
aerials, ours had a Silver Sensor sat on top of the TV. The analogue picture
was very ghosty, however our Freeview box gave perfect results on all
channels. As people get used to another box sat under their TV's at home, so
seeing one in their holiday accommodation will become normal.


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Old September 29th 07, 12:58 AM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
Marky P
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On Fri, 28 Sep 2007 22:15:44 +0100, Mark Carver
wrote:

Marky P wrote:
Hi,

Got back from holiday in Hayle, Cornwall today.


Anywhere near Porthemmet ?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/cornwall/7015882.stm


Ah yes! Read about that whilst down there. I can't decide if the
Cornish people hate tourists or people that buy holiday homes down
there. Or just anyone that isn't 'Cornish'. I also once heard that
the Cornish language was one of the rarest languages in the world,
with very few people speaking it fluently, yet many signposts are
written in English & Cornish.

Marky P.

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Old September 29th 07, 01:31 AM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
Bill Wright
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"Marky P" wrote in message
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Hi,

Got back from holiday in Hayle, Cornwall today. We stayed at a Haven
site in one of their caravans. We took a freeview box with us to see
if it would work with the shoddy aerial stuck on the side of the
caravan. Worked perfectly, so must be pretty good signals down there
(from Redruth). I was also thinking that as DSO is due quite soon in
the west country, I wonder what they will do with holiday sites like
this. It would cost quite a bit to change all the tellys in the
caravans/chalets or add Freeview boxes. It might actually be cheaper
to install some kind of distribution cable system where a load of DTT
boxes are tucked away somewhere and an RF system set up to send out,
say, 10 Freeview channels to each old telly in each accomodation. Be
interesting to see what will happen.


No, boxes will be cheaper and easier.

Bill


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Old September 29th 07, 02:55 AM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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On Sep 28, 7:40 pm, Marky P wrote:
Hi,

Got back from holiday in Hayle, Cornwall today. We stayed at a Haven
site in one of their caravans. We took a freeview box with us to see
if it would work with the shoddy aerial stuck on the side of the
caravan. Worked perfectly, so must be pretty good signals down there
(from Redruth). I was also thinking that as DSO is due quite soon in
the west country, I wonder what they will do with holiday sites like
this. It would cost quite a bit to change all the tellys in the
caravans/chalets or add Freeview boxes. It might actually be cheaper
to install some kind of distribution cable system where a load of DTT
boxes are tucked away somewhere and an RF system set up to send out,
say, 10 Freeview channels to each old telly in each accomodation. Be
interesting to see what will happen.

Marky P.


hi there. i put your empties out. There were loads. KEY BACK UNDER MAT

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Old September 29th 07, 10:12 AM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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On 29 Sep, 01:55, wrote:
On Sep 28, 7:40 pm, Marky P wrote:





Hi,


Got back from holiday in Hayle, Cornwall today. We stayed at a Haven
site in one of their caravans. We took a freeview box with us to see
if it would work with the shoddy aerial stuck on the side of the
caravan. Worked perfectly, so must be pretty good signals down there
(from Redruth). I was also thinking that as DSO is due quite soon in
the west country, I wonder what they will do with holiday sites like
this. It would cost quite a bit to change all the tellys in the
caravans/chalets or add Freeview boxes. It might actually be cheaper
to install some kind of distribution cable system where a load of DTT
boxes are tucked away somewhere and an RF system set up to send out,
say, 10 Freeview channels to each old telly in each accomodation. Be
interesting to see what will happen.


Marky P.


hi there. i put your empties out. There were loads. KEY BACK UNDER MAT- Hide quoted text -



Get yer coat Marky - You've pulled!

 




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