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Digital satellite receiver: Strong SRT 4620

Click to enlarge Digital satellite receiver: Strong SRT 4620 Powerful receiver for digital TV and Radio programs Product Name: Strong SRT 4620 PACKING DETAILS: INNER BOX: 1pc/gift box PCS/CTN: 6 pcs/CTN CTN SIZE: 780mm x 300mm x 310mm G.W: 21kgs/CTN CONTAINER LOAD CAPACITY 1X20’:1900PCS 1x40':4400PCS 1x40HQ:5500PCS

Free to air digital satellite receiver EL 111 FTA Super Plus

Click to enlarge EL111 FTA Super digital satellite receiver Free to air digital satellite receiver Product Name: EL 111 FTA PACKING DETAILS INNER BOX: 1pc/gift box PCS/CTN: 100pcs /CTN CTN SIZE: 485mm x800mm x 510mm G.W: 11.756KGS CONTAINER LOAD CAPACITY 1x20' :14500PCS 1x40':33500PCS 1x40HQ:42000PCS

Detailed Product Description Free to air digital satellite receiver EL 111 FTA Super Plus Features:

EL 111 FTA 2000 Digital Channels Easy Graphics Menu Multi Language Function DiSEqC 1.2 Teletext Supported Editing Functions 6 favorite channels group EPG What is Free To Air? Free to Air satellite (FTA satellite) is a term that describes satellite signals which a person can receive legally -- without having any subscription -- and though it is not encrypted, it is typically encoded for MPEG-2 video and may have geographical restrictions. Parts of the world recieve encrypted Free to Air satellite channels on UHF and VHF frequency bands. Free to Air satellite TV is a subset of TVRO, and was originally transmitted on C Band. Free to Air satellite content and programming has found it's way to the Ku (Kurtz under) Band, which allows Free To Air programming to be broadcasted with considerably smaller satellite dishes- consuming far less power. Unlike subscription-based, pay-per-view satellite television programming (i.e. Dish Networks, DirecTV, etc.); Free to Air channels are received by utilizing a common MPEG-2 video compatible satellite receiver, since broadcasts are unencrypted. Free to Air Satellite Reception Requirements To enjoy Free To Air satellite content, you'll need: A satellite dish antenna (both C-Band or K-Band will work) A FTA receiver or satellite PC card An LNBF An antenna motor (If you wish to receive channels from more than one satellite) International Free-to-Air Broadcasting Australia has two primary, government-owned satellitte TV channels, SBS and ABC, as well as the 100% digital multi-channels (ABC2 and the SBS World News Channel). Both of which are available as Free to Air satellitte TV channels on the NSS5 satellite network (the Optus B1 satellite can also receive the SBS World News Channel). In remote portions of Australia, viewers can also enjoy Imparja Television and Seven Central Television, in addition to other channels via the free-to-view Optus Aurora program. There are 3 transponders that broadcast over 30 FTA television channels, on the NSS-6 satellite system; which covers Pakistan, India, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Nepal, as well as parts of China, Afghanistan, and Myanmar. Korea has three primary Free to Air satellitte TV channels- KBS (privately owned, albeit free to view), MBC and EBS. Germany enjoys over 100 Free to Air TV channels , including MTV (which is actually encrypted throughout large parts of Europe). Roughly 1/2 of the TV channels on both SES Astra 1 and SES Astra 2 (19.2E, and 28.2E, respectively), as well as Eutelsat Hotbird (13E) are Free to Air. Overall, European satellite radio is Free to Air. However, due to the satellite broadcast systems in use, Sirius and XM-style (in-car) reception is not possible. New Zealand has two national networks- The Maori and Television New Zealand (TV1 and TV2) networks; both of which are Free to Air on Optus B1, as is the Freeview. In North America, there are a number of competing Free to Air DVB satellite TV systems in use, such as Globecast World (Galaxy 25; 97°W), Glorystar (Galaxy 25; 97°W), the Equity Broadcasting stations (Galaxy 10R; 123°W), PBS (AMC3; 87°W), etc. Free to air satellite television is highly suitable for locations in which terrestrial reception (typical over-the-air reception) is a real concern; due to a broad geographical coverage in places where digital terrestrial signal coverage is poor- especially in rural areas, well away from major cities.

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What is Subscription?

What is Subscription?

Dream Broadcasting System programs are not free-to-air. The service is based on subscription. Customer have to pay subscription each year to continue the service. Each subscription card has a serials number(bar code) paired with it's decoer. Dream manages subscription through thiese serial numbers. When your subscription expires, your system stops working until the company receives your subscription to continue the service. Two channels are free-to-air, Channe 10 and 12. They two channels are to test if your dish signal receiption is ok.

Can I use my existing wiring to install my satellite system?

Can I use my existing wiring to install my satellite system?

If the cable in your house is RG-6 coax cable, you can use it to connect your receiver to your satellite dish. If your cable is not RG6 coax, you will need to run new cable. It is important that you use RG6 cable due to the frequency of the digital signals it must carry.

Do I need a special TV to receive satellite program? Do I have to give up cable programs?

Do I need a special TV to receive satellite program? Do I have to give up cable programs?

You don't need a special TV, digital satellite broadcasting works with any existing type of TVs. You do NOT need to give up cable to receive satellite programs. Cable and satellite don't use the same singal input. Satellite receiver works like a DVD player, to make it simple.