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free sport
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can anyone help ( a sky technician ) i want to get rid of sky and buy a system that allows me to watch all the usual sport channels that we all see and enjoy whilst on holiday in spain/greece for free. There must be a way of getting them as sky broadcast them each week, but its just a matter of knowing how to receive them without sky knowing that we are ?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.further to NORMANTHEDOG's answer, I think that the use of Sky outside the UK is not entirely legal. It's possible to pick the signal up, but the sattelite's 'footprint' is only designed for the UK.
I'm no expert, but I think European copyright laws come into efffect here somewhere.
Sky tend not to care too much since they're getting a subscription fee from the foreign bars/homeowners anyway.
In the Canaries (which is very much on the edge of the footprint of signal, and not officially part of the EU), there are companies that have large reciver dishes to get the signal from the Sky (BSkyB?) sattelites, then relay it through their own systems to subscribers.
Hence, when any bad weather comes across, the picture gets ******. The signal is weak there, so any atmopspheric interference ******* it completely
I'm no expert, but I think European copyright laws come into efffect here somewhere.
Sky tend not to care too much since they're getting a subscription fee from the foreign bars/homeowners anyway.
In the Canaries (which is very much on the edge of the footprint of signal, and not officially part of the EU), there are companies that have large reciver dishes to get the signal from the Sky (BSkyB?) sattelites, then relay it through their own systems to subscribers.
Hence, when any bad weather comes across, the picture gets ******. The signal is weak there, so any atmopspheric interference ******* it completely