Does anyone know what the rules are regarding TVs in trucks and licensing? Can I have the TV on in my truck, boat, caravan and at home all at the same time?
I did a search but I couldn’t find any threads on it.
No, you must have separate licences for each set and furthermore each licence must be a different colour. Obviously certain other restrictions apply, such as never watching an episode of Hollyoaks on any of the sets and breakfast TV should only be viewed for the purpose of bashing one out over the weather girl or female newsreader. 
Oh no!! Flogged to death,again. :
Ok yeah!! You got me Rob. Yer %%%^$$^&&^ you.
Coffeeholic:
No, you must have separate licences for each set and furthermore each licence must be a different colour. Obviously certain other restrictions apply, such as never watching an episode of Hollyoaks on any of the sets and breakfast TV should only be viewed for the purpose of bashing one out over the weather girl or female newsreader.
Hi, thanks for your prompt reply and suggestions of uses for my TVs.
I have a TV that is plugged into a mobile generator by its standard power plug and I receive live TV signals on it via wifi. Do I need a separate licence for this?
if you all ready have a tv licence you can watch your tv as long you dont watch the same as your wife at home thats what i read.
harv:
if you all ready have a tv licence you can watch your tv as long you dont watch the same as your wife at home thats what i read.
If you are over 75 you can have your licence free, but if you have a young lady in the cab you have to pay 
I thought you could own as many tv’s as you like in as many different places as you like, all covered by 1 licence as long as only 1 is being used at any given time. And if you were registered blind i’m sure the licence is half price!
What about a TV card for the laptop.
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Rob K:
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Coffeeholic:
Rob K:
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Oi you. I’m still waiting for an answer to my question anyway. 