EIR Tv

**TonyB** · 05-06-16, 18:40

Anyone with Eircom or Eir as they are today for their TV?

Any use?
Do they have to run wires around the house or is it Internet based and wireless?

Anyone know?

**Maron** · 05-06-16, 18:45

internet based using power line adapters to get to other rooms.. very well priced i believe.. folks have it

**TonyB** · 05-06-16, 19:57

Originally Posted by Maron

internet based using power line adapters to get to other rooms.. very well priced i believe.. folks have it

Does that mean the TV connection is wireless?

**TonyB** · 05-06-16, 22:16

Originally Posted by Kinkydub5

Wouldnt bother with that.

I get satellite TV for little or nothing. Including everything you pay subscription for. I can pm you with more details if you wish.

K

Yes please

**Maron** · 05-06-16, 22:54

No its wired from the modem to the set top box. They use power line adapters to get from the modem to the TV room / STB. So usually modem in the hallway then power line adapter to sitting room STB.

**joe00** · 06-06-16, 09:00

Originally Posted by Kinkydub5

Wouldnt bother with that.

I get satellite TV for little or nothing. Including everything you pay subscription for. I can pm you with more details if you wish.

K

Can you send me the info about this too pal?

**TonyB** · 06-06-16, 09:01

That's exactly it, I don't want wires

**Petros** · 06-06-16, 10:10

Originally Posted by TonyB

Anyone with Eircom or Eir as they are today for their TV?

Any use?
Do they have to run wires around the house or is it Internet based and wireless?

Anyone know?

First off - it will slow your current Internet connection down.

I know of 2 people who had it and both got rid of it. They were not happy with picture quality and every so often they lost reception totally.

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