Free to Air Receivers

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I hope you realize that while advertising the ability to pull in "free
to air" channels with a DVB card is legal, mentioning the ability to pull in
BEV and DN is not. Don't be a fool.

"STU" <here@notthere.com> wrote in message
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> You heard of them, you like the idea of no programming fees when the cards
> go down, and you don't believe its possible. Well currently we have two
> different setups. 1 - A PCI card that gives the ability receive DN and
BEV
> through your very own computer . 2 - A Free to Air table top receiver
that
> supports up to 8 different dish connected.
>
> Each can receive more than 1200 channels, including sports and Pay Per
View
> events all in DVD quality.
>
> You want to see them in action? If you live is Saskatoon, well you can.
> Send me an email regarding this post to cheeba_2@*nospam*.com (of course
> remove the nospam)
>
>

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opps, cheeba_2@yahoo*nospam*.com

"Chris Fazekas" <z3k3@shaw.ca> wrote in message
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>
> > You want to see them in action? If you live is Saskatoon, well you can.
> > Send me an email regarding this post to cheeba_2@*nospam*.com (of course
> > remove the nospam)
>
> So your email address is cheeba_2@**.com?
>
>

This is an old thread but I don't think that's legal?

But to Tim_53, if you're doing the install yourself then I suggest you borrow or buy a SAT signal finder and position the dish on a clear area, away from any obstacle from blocking the dish to the sky. You would still need a provider though so you might call around for good deal.

Hope STU still check this thread to help you. Good Luck!