With the cessation of terrestrial broadcasting due to start from 2030, now is a good time to consider your viewing future… What are the current TV viewing options? Freeview – For free* live TV using a conventional rooftop or loft antenna, viewers can use any TV currently on the market, or made after 2005. These […]
A common question from our customers is ‘which is best, Freeview or Freesat?’ There isn’t a ‘one fits all’ solution. However, we do suggest you consider the following to help influence your decision: In a nutshell, there are two traditional methods of transmitting TV channels to your property. Terrestrial TV (commonly referred to as ‘Freeview’) […]
If like many holiday let owners, you intend to supply free internet access to guests, there are a few things you need to know before you simply open up your internet to all and sundry. Here’s a quick guide summarising the main points: Consider where it’s appropriate to have your WiFi ‘Open’ with no security. […]
1. There are over 2,500 communication satellites approx. 36,000km above the earth’s surface in a geostationary orbit around the equator, known as the Clarke Belt (named after scientist and sci-fi author, Arthur C. Clarke) Ref: http://www.satelliteguys.us/xen/attachments/boeing-sat-map-pdf.92055 2 . It takes approx. 0.6 seconds for data to travel from a satellite to your TV screen […]