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UPC Analogue query

  • 18-10-2012 10:39am
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    Crann na Beatha
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    djimi
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    Plug a lead from the wall socket directly into the RF connection on your tv and tune in the stations manually.

    Its not available in all areas; Cork for example I think does not have an analogue TV service.


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    Crann na Beatha
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    djimi
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    Not sure what the technical term is; one end will have the wire exposed with a screw bit around it (to go onto the wall socket) and the other end has an RF connection (the old style connection; round connection with pin through the middle).

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