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use to have several channels at 43w haven't been able to check lately do to line of site being blocked by trees.Originally Posted by haroonsj
Hi,what is the best sat for Italian Channels.Thk
use to have several channels at 43w haven't been able to check lately do to line of site being blocked by trees.
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43 comes and goes, and the channels are pretty poor. There is a "pet" channel, which shows dogs getting groomed.
If you really want Italian TV, check out igocolo. There are over 150 channels, with everything from Rai to Mediaset, to everything. The company rents you a satellite receiver in Europe, and you can access it through your media player. Its pretty new, but quite cool.
igocolo is like having your own Slingox at home so that you can watch your TV while traveling.
However, the drawbacks with igocolo are:
It is not Free.
It costs around $30 / month
You don't own the equipment.
You can only watch it on your PC or Laptop.
Broadband Internet service is required.
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