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[scorecard]

Housing developer tells me that one of the cable options in CM is D TV, but I can't find any details on the web.

Alternatively can any members share what cable service is available in Don Chan area.

Thanks.

[thaimiller]

I installed DTV at the mother in laws in Udon, it cost 3900thb and has about 60 channels but there all in Thai apart from I think 1 maybe 2. Its 3900thb and thats all you ever pay.

[noahvail]

You might know it by the name, Freeview, that's used in other countries. You buy the dish and box, and it's yours. Because the box has a card, I'm guessing you can upgrade it to the various packages that are sold.

[Starrysky]

You might know it by the name, Freeview, that's used in other countries. You buy the dish and box, and it's yours. Because the box has a card, I'm guessing you can upgrade it to the various packages that are sold.

I had D TV for a while last year. I took it because it WAS possible then to pay top-up and get the Australia Network for a minimal sum. That was the only interesting channel for me - you can forget the rest of them, unless you're Thai. Sadly, after only 3 months or so, the Australia Network was dropped, apparently due to political/financial reasons. As far as I know, it hasn't been brought back, although D TV in Bangkok tried to tell me it probably would be. If anyone knows any more, pls post. I miss the Australia Network!

[Starrysky]

I installed DTV at the mother in laws in Udon, it cost 3900thb and has about 60 channels but there all in Thai apart from I think 1 maybe 2. Its 3900thb and thats all you ever pay.

I forgot to mention in my other post that I only paid 2,900 for the dish, box and installation.

[Maccheroncini]

Installing the dish you can buy from a shop I got it from Warorot market! Practicall useless to me I don't even watch it.

Should'nt even considered a cable option.