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A quote for a Humax FoxSat HD freesat box

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  • 18-09-2009 11:52am
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    wait4me
    Registered Users Posts: 2,050 ✭✭✭


    Hi Folks: Sent John an email during the week but he must have been away.

    I need a quote for a Humax FoxSat HD freesat box delivered (Philips Shop would do me!)


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    Richersounds.ie: Kenny
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    Hey Wait4Me.

    The current price on the Humax PVR Foxsat 320GB is £244.95 its dropped by £5 from yesterday.
    http://www.richersounds.com/product/freeview-freesat-pvr/humax/foxsat-hdr/huma-foxsat-hdr-box

    Delivery of this item would be free to the Philips Shop.


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    wait4me
    Registered Users Posts: 2,050 ✭✭✭wait4me


    I was looking at the freesat box without PVR. In euros? Thanks


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    Richersounds.ie: Kenny
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    No Problem!

    Sorry I keep forgetting nmyself and putting the Sterling prices only up:(

    The Humax FoxSat without hard drive would be £119.95 / 141.00 Euro delivered to the Philips Shop.
    http://www.richersounds.com/product/freeview-freesat-pvr/humax/foxsat-hd/huma-foxsathd-box


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    wait4me
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    kennyricher: PM on the way.
    w4m


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    sweetie
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    sorry for being a noob but do these work in the republic. i.e could I replace my sky box with one of these?


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    wait4me
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    Yeah they are a freesat box; does what the skybox does but more as well.


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    sweetie
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    wait4me wrote: »
    Yeah they are a freesat box; does what the skybox does but more as well.

    what else does it do? I know I can get most of those channels if I end my sky sub. No living channel though, the missus mightn't be happy :D

    cheers


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    parsi
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    How much would postage be to Cork ?


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    eddiem74
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    sweetie wrote: »
    sorry for being a noob but do these work in the republic. i.e could I replace my sky box with one of these?

    Just take your Sky Card out of your box, and you will get the jist on what channels you can get. You'll also get BBC HD & ITV HD. http://www.freesat.co.uk/
    wait4me wrote: »
    Yeah they are a freesat box; does what the skybox does but more as well.

    Just note you will need an aerial for Irish channels as they are not on freesat.
    sweetie wrote: »
    what else does it do? I know I can get most of those channels if I end my sky sub. No living channel though, the missus mightn't be happy :D

    cheers

    Living could be an issue alright, I would have the same problem. :rolleyes:


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    parsi
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    My foxsat arrived yesterday and I set it up last night. Thanks to the miracle of diseqc it has replaced the skybox and a second box used for european channels.

    Works well, is a neatly sized bit of kit and came with all cables - scart, rca, HDMI.


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    DERICKOO
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    am i seeing things <SNIP !>


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    You've pointed to a different item to the one under discussion in this thread. In any event, pointing at other retailers is only allowed here under very limited circumstances.

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