Dishnet is working as well as Voom High Def and Bell Expressvu! Get back your channels without a subscription, with one of our products!

In a few simple steps you can get thousands of channels.

 

Latest Deal. I have one brand new Sonicview sv4000. (Takes usb key for file updates. So easy!) I am letting it go for $320 Canadian including unlimited file support. Also one Coolsat Pro with unlimited file support....used...but working perfectly $220 plus shipping. Also just in, a Viewsat Extreme for $250...includes all file support for all channels below....unlimited free file support on all units!

There are no membership fees and no expiry!!!! Imagine all the free TV!! You get all the channels listed at the lyngsat site two paragraphs below (except none of the green channels which are in high def). You can only get the high definition with my high definition receiver.

NO SUBSCRIPTION NEEDED!

The standard 110 and 119 satellites of your Dishnet package will download about 780 digitally sharp channels. Over 300 locals!! (CBS, FOX, NBC, ABC, WARNER BROS AND PBS) from all major cities across the states. Also get over 400 specialty channels including free pay per view. On top of that get over 300 international channels! This box will get other satellite systems as well! If you don't have a subscribtion or never had one, just get a Dish 500, point it at dishnet, and hook up one of my receivers. Follow the 3 steps mentioned above and you will be all set. Complete easy pointing and setup instructions included when you make a purchase.

Here is What you Get!

Amongst the many channels you can get these are the most popular ones. Click on the links below to see what you can get.

http://www.lyngsat.com/packages/expressvu1.html

http://www.lyngsat.com/packages/dish119.html

http://www.lyngsat.com/packages/dish110.html

http://www.lyngsat.com/packages/dish61.html

http://www.lyngsat.com/packages/expressvu2.html

http://www.lyngsat.com/packages/dish129.html

The following has no high def, but is popular.

http://www.lyngsat.com/packages/expressvu1.html

This following link is to other hd channels you can receive with my HD receiver

http://www.dbstalk.com/ekb/hdchan.htm

 

If you are in parts of the world other than North America, or you are in North America and you want to see what other satellites and channels you can receive, download this program and unzip, inlcuding the folders. You have to recreate the image of the zip with its folders. Go into folder ll and run the setup. Once installed, click on utilities, dishtrack, point the marker to your part of the world, or type in your latitude and longtitude, then click on all receivable. Give it a minute and you will see thousands of channels available. The link to the program is here.

 

New, shown below, is our High Def receiver. This brings in all the High Def channels, plus it has pvr if you have an external USB hard drive. You can record and playback in High Def!

Here are the specs.


Playback and Compatibility Features:
Expandability Options:

 

Here is a user's review.

Receiver

Has front door for USB and optional card reader, the front has the usual button, channel up and down, volume up and down, Menu, and OK button. The rear comes equipped with RCA, Component, S Video, or HDMI, SPDIF, RS232C, and built in fan for cooling

Set up

I proceeded to connect HDMI, Coaxial, and Power Source and then turned the power on to navigate through the menu screens. Another cool thing with HDMI is you could also hook your RCA Cables to the receiver and connect to a VCR if you need to record something on it if need be. Check the dish setting to see and quickly noticed the quality registers higher than the strength and that the quality also fluctuates between 91% to 100%. I then Closed out and was ready to Flash.

Programming and Saving


I now decided to save the factory Bin and the latest release to my computer and transfer from there to my USB stick to upload to the receiver. 1st step was top load the Factory Rom V 101, took about 1 ½ minutes to load then ask to reboot, now ready to load the latest release, and then once loaded ask to reboot again. I now set all my Antenna settings and saved. I then set all my user settings and saved, another cool little feature in there is the front LED brightness can be adjusted. Then I set my time setting. Then I set my local settings and also set all my user options and saved. I was now ready to scan, I decided to do an individual scan to make sure I got an exact count of each Sat channels. Once I did an individual scan of all 4 Sats all was good , so I then decided to go back and try the multiple scan feature which is in the same place but when going to your Sats you hit the Blue button on your remote to save the Sat as your favorite, once I saved all 4 Sats I then press the Yellow button to scan all. Once all was done I then decided to tune to DN channel and waited for it to roll, DN took exactly 2 minutes to roll, then went to BEV Channel, and remember BEV is renumber by 2000 and that took about 4 minutes to roll, then I proceeded and checked to make sure all channels scanned in fine. Now once viewing I adjusted the picture and made sure it was set to 16:9 and turned the display mode to Full screen. Picture quality is pretty impressive. Then proceeded to check my locals, they worked but local number renumbering did not, so I will have to look into that more.

Remote


Remote is pretty slick, not small in size but range is good, and has a TV, VCR, DVD, and STB button. And multiple feature buttons. Menu and exit buttons are in the right place, would prefer the numbers to be on top but this will do. Also has a sleeper time button. Red button alone enables the time feature, Green button brings up the Category menu, Yellow button brings up the AV settings, and the blue button is for USB if connected. Also has a radio and Sat button which does work. Zoom button, and a search button.

My next testing will be the PVR function and I will report that later on as that will take a little more time to test. For now that is it and I must say this is my first SV product and I am pleasantly impressed. I will also post some pictures for you all to see.

OK today decided to play a little with the PVR and use the USB stick to start all was good, so far no issues, I then decided to try to use my WD USB not powered 80 Gig drive and kept saying USB not found, tried formatting and the same message, Will do more testing as the day goes on, and in case I will be asked it is formatted in Fat32. Below are some screenshots of the unit.

 

We also have boxes out that connect to your internet. (wireless too if you want) These boxes have never yet shutdown as they get all the updates immdediately from the internet. There is no need to load any files. They just don't shut down as the are working as an emulator, getting all needed data from the internet. No subscribtion needed for these boxes. But you will need an internet connection.

If you don't wan't a box that works as an emulator you can get very reliable receivers that will bring in free satellite without paying a provider. It is all very simple. Just replace your existing receiver with mine and you can have all the channels opened. You do not need to be a subscriber. If you don't have a receiver or dish it is very easy to set yourself up. Just buy a dish on Ebay and get my receiver. Connect this receiver to a properly aimed dish. and Watch TV. That's it. Updates can be down with a usb thumb drive as these receivers have a usb port that accepts file from these mini drives. You will have add updates a few times a year. That's all. Email me for details on what dish to buy, and what receivers I am selling. It is not complicated at all. For those with a subscription you can cancel and use my receiver. A fast note. All of Dishnet is open, including the pay per views, special events..plus, plus, plus over 300 local networks from all across America. Also Bell Expresvu is wide open. On top of that Voom High Def TV is completely opened as well (which shares its channels on the Dishnet satellite.) How convenient. If you decide on my high def receiver this will bring in Dishnet High Def, Bell High Def, and the Voom full High Def packages. You can get all these satellites on one box without any modifications needed to swith between the different systems! You can stop reading here and email me for pricing. The rest of the page is for the hobbyists who want to use the system on their computers, or for techies who want to add a motor and scan the sky for all the satellites to see what is out there. For the majority you don't need all this extra info. It will just confuse you. As is stated all you need is a pointed dish and my receiver.No subscription needed. If you are curious how to do this just email me.

That is really all the information you need. The rest are just model specifications and technical details. You can stop reading here unless you want to read a lot of technical info. Other just email me and ask me more specific questions.

 

Dishnet is working!!!

Note that All of Direct TV is down...nothing is working at this time for Direct TV in an way shape or form. I do not support Direct TV as nothing works for it.

I have a garage sale at www.rabbitmedia.com/forsale.html if you are interested in any electronic gadgets, darkroom stuff, or other things I am getting rid of.

 

People still send me emails asking if anything works for Direct TV. Nothing out there works for Direct TV!

Here is a review of the above mentinoed box and its main feautures.

-blind scan
-able to control a motor
-easy to setup
-easy to add satellites and transponders
-EPG (when channel allows it)
-2 sets of audio/video
-S-Video & Digital output
-fast scanning speed
-VERY FAST channel changes
-can view 4,6, or 9 channels at once (one is live, the other are thumbnails.)
-easy to move channels around and delete
-Easy to understand banner when you change channel
-real time clock that holds time
-can set timers to turn unit on and off
-zoom on receiver...you can zoom in and move the zoom around
-cool Radio backdrop on the radio portion....wish it was black though
- channels move to new transponders are automatically found.
-Full 24 hour guide for Dishnet. Completely populated, no waiting for info.
- Programming Guide can be sorted by 10 themes which are; Movies, Sports, News/business, Family/Children, Education, Series/Special, Music/Art, Religious. Science, Adult.
- Full Adult Rating Blocking with Password protection.
-8 sets of favorites with preview before adding to group. Split preview screen makes for simple decisions. Even sub menus (on same screen) offer further options.
-Epg Guide with current channel playing so no channel loss while browsing

 

The unit is a bigger unit but sturdily built. Comes with a universal remote, which is real easy to work.

The Unit has 2 sets of audio video outputs, S-Video & digital outputs. AC-3 optical.

The menus are straight forward. Automatic search or manual scan are the 2 options. Automatic scan gets you in the menu to set up. Its very easy to set up a satellite.

Some of the neat features are on the screen, it shows you channel name, satellite, time (real time clock) and a green signal and yellow quality bar.

This thing changes channels FAST...like, you hit channel up and down and there is the picture.

So I start playing with some of the buttons and I stumble upon F1 (no not the satellite, the button on the remote) and it says 4 channels 6 channels or 9 channels. I hit 9 and right before my eyes the screen splits into 9 and starts showing EACH CHANNEL. There is a still frame on 8 of the channels, One of them is still going. Move to a channel and hit OK and now that shows the channel. This is really cool in my mind. The 4 channel is larger pictures and the 6 channel one has a picture in guide.
The unit scans the frequencies very fast, so if you scan a satellite with lots of transponders stored, it doesnt monkey around. It scans the satellite and gives you the channels right away. I can also control a motor on this too.
The motor setup is easy, right or left for east/west and channel up to save. Pretty simple.

Moving channels around and deleting channels is real easy. Best part is if you screw up and delete a channel you shouldnt have, just hit exit and say no...dont save and voila, channels back
When you go into the channel editor, in the corner is the picture with the frequency, symbol rate, polarity & PIDS over it.

All and all, I give this unit a solid 10.

 

For those of you that are computer savvy and want you own personal computer as your media center, the system below is for your. Included with your purchase is a free membership to the forum to help you set up and install the software. All sofware and unlimited support for free! No expirery! Email me for pricing. This unit takes a bit of work and tweaking to get going. Support is all at the website and free files with the purchase of a card.

 

 

 

 

Connectors on the WinTV-DVB-s and WinTV-nexus-s PCI cards

  • LNB - F-Connector socket Signal input from your digital satellite system (check 'Compatibility' section, above).
  • Loop through - F-Connector socket Output for additional satellite receivers, e.g. for analogue Satellite-TV-card. This is only supported by the following systems: D9 and LNBP (K) designated with LNBP 11 SP, LNBP 12SP, LNBP 13 SP, LNBK 11 SP and LNBK 13 SP.
  • Audio line-out - Stereo 3.5mm jack socket Analogue audio output signal, to connect to line-in of soundcard or active speakers. ·Composite video - Phono (RCA) socket Composite video output signal, for connection to additional analogue devices such as TV or VCR.
  • J3 - Internal audio socket CD-ROM Audio output, for connection to the internal port of soundcard (CD-ROM Audio in). This is required if the Audio line-out connector is not being used.
  • J4 - Internal audio socket CD-ROM Audio input, for connection to the analogue Audio-output of CD-ROM-drive. This is required if the Audio line-out connector is not being used and the sound card has only one internal CD-ROM Audio in socket, which is already being used.
  • J2 and J8 - Reserved for future expansion ·CI - Port for connection to the Common Interface Module Common Interface Module is a standard to enable the reception of 'subscriber' or 'pay per view' channels.

 

The card pictured above is a computer card which you simply insert in your pc like any graphic card. Replace your satellite receiver with your computer, install the software and you now have access to dozens of satellite systems. This is good if you live in Europe, North America, or Asia. The system will bring in Dishnet, Galaxy, Telstar, etc... The system can log into virtually any satellite in Europe, North America, Asia, Africa, Australia, anywhere! You will be limited by the satellites in your area of the sky. See http://www.lyngsat.com to see what is in your part of the world! To run this card you need a minimum pentium 3. Note that you can decrypt channels listed under F, NTSC, DVB, and Nagravision (1 and 2) under the encryption schemes at www.lyngsat.com

The software also converts your computer to a personal video recorder so you don't need a VCR for watching the broadcasts at a later time. This card has TV out and built in capture as well so you can burn your own DVDs.

The system has been running for over 5 years. There have been shutdowns, but by copying the new files to your pc you will easily be back up and running. This is because there is no access card or receiver in the system. The satellite companies rely solely on the receiver to encode the signal, then the access card unencodes it. Without these two items, there is nothing for the companies to jam your system. With running only a computer, we take the signal at the source, unencode it, and that is that. It does not have to further unscramble the system. You won't even have to deal with card swaps every few years!

It is all so simple. You turn on the computer, turn on the TV...and you are ready to go. If you add a simple motor to your dish you can get access to thousands of channels. Below is a list. Note: Only satellites listed with a FREQ in the fourth column are decodable. Direct TV is not! Choose what satellite, or satellites you want, the choice is yours. For interesting details on these satellites go to Lyngsat. Check out the American packages or just click on the links in the grid below. You can decode them all, just make sure you see Freq in the 4th column below. The satellites for Europe are listed after the first two charts below. So if you are from Europe or Asia, check those latter charts to see what you can receive.

 

If you don't want the hassle of a computer you can use these standalone receivers. They do exactly the same thing as the computer card, without having to run a PC.

 

Differences between the computer card and the stand alone units.

The differences between the computer card and the stand alone are minor. Both will enable you to record shows onto a computer's hard drive and later burn the broadcasts to DVD if you of course have a DVD burner. The main difference of course, is that one is built into the computer, wheras the other is not. On the standalone unit, you would have to connect the receiver's video and audio output to the input of a capture card of a pc to watch the show on the computer. The standalone outputs in composite or SuperVHS enabling high quality resolution capture. It also has TV (RF) output for older TV's. Digital 5.1 as well.

So the standalone is more mobile without the need for a computer. But if running on a computer is your purpose then I suggest the Twinhan.

 

Prices keep changing every week so email me for the latest prices.

This page has a lot of information as I get very specific questions from around the world with many different setups and questions about international TV from Europe and Australia. The info is really meant to address those questions non specific to North America. You don't have to read the page if you are in North America and all you want are any of the local satellite systems. All you have to do is aim your dish, put in our receiver (or computer card, and use the computer as a receiver) to get you TV. it is really that simple. Nothing complicated. You don't need the computer if you use our receiver! It is one or the other! You can email me to ask for our latest prices and promotions and what would work best for you. You can stop here and email me, or read on to see what the sytems can do in addtionion to regular satellite.

The latest news is that we have the crack for Nagra2. Dishnet is fully watchable including the xxx channels. This works on all our units now!!

The three systems listed on this page are each independant of each other. Each device will bring in satellite signals. You need only one unit! They do not work in conjunction with each other. You also do not need an internet connection to run any of the systems.

All units listed on this page will bring in all the channels including the pay per views and subscription channels. Depending upon where you live, this may be illegal. In the Carribean islands it is is legal to do so. These devices come as FTA legal satellite receivers. If you want to easily add the hack file to the legal software that I supply, that is your business. But you must check the legality of what you are doing. If you are not sure don't do it.

The Latest News

Dishnet is up and running without an access card! We just received new receivers, not yet pictured, but basically the same as the units below. These units have a complete 24 hour guide, with instant access, no waiting for the guide to come in. Info button, with a bar to show how much time has elapsed for the current show. The box has component video, super VHS, RF, and composite outputs. Audio is also in 5.1 Digital optical if you use the optical option, but you are not limited to Digital. You can use regular stereo from the composite cables if you choose.

As part of the guide, you have 8 sets of favorites you can rename. Also previous channel button shows you the last dozen channels you were on making it really easy to find that darn channel you were on a minute ago. You can also display 4, 6, or 9 images of the next channels on your TV. They will all be thumnails except for the current active one which will be direct viewing. But move the cursor on your TV and that one becomes active and live.

 

There are really all sorts of cool information screens and reordering of channels too numerous to mention. I find this box far superiour than the Hughes one that I have for Direct TV. The menus are much better and much faster. Of course you also have full parental control with a password as well.

 

Interested in ordering? Do you want the latest pricing? Do you have any questions? Need more info, read on. Push the mailbox icon to contact me.

If you click on the mailbox below it will open a page with a direct click link to my email. I am doing this to avoid spam. Sorry for the extra click!


If you want to reach me, just click on the icon above to write me a message!

 

 

 

This box does not decode Nagra2. It won't decode Dishnetwork like the above boxes. NO PPV movies, no major networks or specialty channels. This is for international TV!The box pictured left are Free to Air receivers. It is the best unit for International viewing. If you don't want the hassle of a computer you can get the device as a stand alone. No computer needed! It comes with a remote control, automatic channel scanning, signal meter, and a list of satellites you can point to. The box comes as a free to air receiver. It does not decoded encrypted channels. See chart below for International programming. Special!$145 US plus shipping

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Here is a list of the free to air channels you can view with the receiver at $145. You cannot get Dishnet with this receiver.

Arabic

Asian

Korean

Spanish

Chinese

Other Channels

European

Iranian

English

This list may be changed at anytime with out notice.  We do not promise free tv channel programming.  We simply just sell the hardware.

ARABIC IRANIAN (Persian, Farsi, Iranian)
  • Syria TV
  • ANA/MBC
  • Abu-Dhabi
  • Al-Manar
  • Dubai News
  • Dubai Business
  • Dubai Sport
  • Nile TV
  • Palestine
  • Iraq TV
  • Kuwait TV
  • Saudi TV
  • NBN Int.
  • Qatar TV
  • Jordan
  • Yemen
  • Al-Alam
  • Kuwait Radio
  • Saudi Radio
  • NITV/National Iranian TV
  • Iran TV/ITN
  • PARS
  • Jaam-a-Jam Tehran
  • Mille TV
  • FAN Farsi Net
  • Channel One
  • Tapesh TV
  • IPN/Tamasha
  • Jam-A-Jam Int.
  • PARS TV
  • Azadi
  • Apadana Int.
  • Iran Radio
  • Farsi Net Radio
  • Bahai Radio
EUROPE ASIAN  (Vietnam, Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, China, Haitian, Kurdistan, India)
  • Romanian TV
  • Fashion TV
  • TV Romania
  • Euro-News in 7 Languages
Chinese:
  • DA-1
  • SC
  • UCN
  • BLTV
  • ETTV-1
  • USTV
  • JET
Chinese:
  • SET-1
  • MAC TV
  • DA-A1
  • BNE-TV
  • ASIA
  • SVC/Super Value
Haiti:
  • Haitian/HSTV
Indian:
  • Tamil TV
  • SBC
  • Maharishi
Oriental Channels:
  • Korean (3)
  • Thai
  • Vietnam
Turkey
  • TRT International
  • STV World Voice of Turkey
  • ATV
  • Li6
  • IFF3

 

Please note or products will not work in Australia for Foxtel.

 

Plus Spanish Programming!

TV Azteca
TV Chile
TV Colombia
TV Española Internationa
Telefutura Este
Telefutura Oeste
Telemundo Este
Telemundo Oeste
Univisión Este

Univisión Oeste

Galavisión

Mun2

SUR
Cine Latino
De Película
De Película Clásico
Fox Sports en Español
Gol TV
Discovery en Español
HTV
MTV Español
Telehit
HITN
CD-Fiesta Mexicana
CD-Latin Styles
CD-Latino Pop
CD-Miami Mix
CD-Tejano
CD-Viva Mariachi

 

 

International Programming as well!

Arabic Channels

The most comprehensive Arabic Language Packages available in America! Imagine watching channels directly form the Middle East with sports, dramas, TV series, documentaries, and the Egyptian Soccer League from the comfort of your own home.

Includes: ART Global, ART Movies, LBC, Al Jazeera, ESC-1, Future TV, Nile Drama, Dubai Satellite Channel, ART Music Radio, Radio Al Zikr

South Asian Channels

100% digital channels delivered straight to your home. ZEE TV, TV ASIA, Sony Entertainment Televison, B4U and ZEE Gold are all provided to you on DISH Network at an exceptional value. All services give you the best movies, music, dramas, sports, children's programs and much more - direct from India! 

Includes: Zee TV, Sony Entertainment Television, TV ASIA, B4U, Zee Cinema , Set, Sun TV

Chinese Channels

Phoenix North America Chinese Channel, CCTV-4 and ATV Home Channel. . These channels provide extensive coverage from Hong Kong, China, Taiwan and other countries in the Asian Pacific region. Imagine watching incredible television consisting of the latest movies, TV series, sports, news, infotainment, children's programs, music videos, documentaries and travelogues to the Chinese communities in the United States.

These channels features three Mandarin and Cantonese-language channels with content from Hong Kong, China, and Taiwan. The Mabuhay Channel a Tagalog-language channel, offers news, entertainment, movies, public affairs, music, lifestyle, documentaries, children's entertainment, sports and travel programs 24 hours a day.  With the collaboration of 5 different Filipino Media Companies: ABC Channel 5, NBN Channel 4, CCI Asia Group, Viva Entertainment and Philippine Multimedia Systems Inc. The Mabuhay Channel brings the most exciting and popular programming directly from the Philippines. The Mabuhay Channel's programming includes comprehensive news programs such as "Teledyaryo Ala Una", daily Filipino movies and much more.

Greek Channels

These channels provide extensive coverage of Greece's most popular programming consisting of the latest movies, TV series, sports, news, children's programs, music videos and documentaries.

Greek Language Package
Includes: Antenna Satellite, ERT SAT, MEGA Cosmos

Polish  Channels

These top-quality channels provide a variety of general entertainment including news, series, dramas, sports, and children's programming. A fantastic way to stay in touch with your homeland. Polish Language Includes: Polsat 2 International, TVN 24, Radio Maria Poland
Russian Channels

Russian Language Package. RTVi and RTVi provide news, movies, sports, and music and are sure to add some homeland to your home . 2-Channel Russian Package
Includes: RTVi and RTVi Plus NTV America
Korean Channels

SBS, MBN, KBS, and Arirang TV are all provided Enjoy watching incredible television consisting of the latest movies, TV series, sports, news, infotainment, children's programs, music videos, documentaries and travelogues to the Korean communities in the United States.

Israeli Channel

The Israeli Network.

Plus Many more

Every country just about available!

Free TV in the Caribbean!

St. Maarten receives its first FTA receiver.

In St. Maarten, (pictured above) in the West Indies, a satellite pc card was installed with a 6 foot dish that brought in satellites, 110, 119, and 61.5., basically all of Dishnet, where it is legal to do. This was done without a satellite receiver or access card! Althought the 6 foot dish is overkill, even in Caribbean standards, it was handy, so we used it, but a 4 foot dish would have worked just as well. In the United States an 18 inch dish is all that is needed for legal free to air TV.

 

If you are in St. Maarten and need a system set up call Leroy or visit him at his showroom. He can be reached at 011-599-554-0248 or 011-599-522-0248. In St. Maarten, the list above, are but some of the channels we brought in - Plus, Plus...all the ppv movies and sports events! The list is not complete as all the HBO channels came in plus about 70 local channels which brought in seveal PBS's as well as several Warner Brother's channels. Also many more of the movie channels came in such as IFC, Starz and Encore, but the list gives you a genereal idea...

So how can I get this? Well it starts with a free to air receiver. This is a legitimate recevier that will get only authorized, free to the public access channels. Usualy these are news channels and public service channels. Below is a list of the channels available on just a few of the satellites. If you are living in an authorized area you may apply software to open up the rest of the channels as was done in St. Maarten. Once you have the this system, you can, on your own modify it. I cannot do that for you as it may be illegal depending on where you live. You will have to add the files yourself but it is a very simple procedure.

 

North & South America

61.5°W EchoStar 3 DISH Network Freq. SID
040213
61.5°W EchoStar 3 Sky Angel Freq. SID
040212
61.5°W Rainbow 1 Voom

ChNo 040207
70.0°W Brasilsat B1 Globosat Freq. SID
030723
71.8°W Nahuel 1 TDH - TV Directa al Hogar Freq.
ChNo 040130
82.0°W Nimiq 2 ExpressVu Freq. SID
040121
85.0°W XM Roll XM Radio

ChNo
91.0°W Nimiq 1 ExpressVu Freq. SID
040217
95.0°W Galaxy 3C DirecTV Latin America

ChNo 040211
95.0°W Galaxy 3C DirecTV Brazil

ChNo 040208
99.0°W Galaxy 4R HITS Freq. VC
031108
101.0°W DirecTV 1R/2/4S DirecTV USA

ChNo 040131
103.0°W AMC 1 In Demand Freq. VC
030929
105.0°W AMC 2 DISH Network Freq. SID
040205
107.3°W Anik F1 Star Choice Freq. VC ChNo 031012
109.8°W DirecTV 6 DirecTV USA

ChNo 040122
110.0°W EchoStar 6/8 DISH Network Freq. SID
040212
111.1°W Anik E2R Star Choice Freq. VC ChNo 030619
115.0°W XM Rock XM Radio

ChNo
116.8°W SatMex 5 PCTV Freq. VC
040207
119.0°W DirecTV 5 DirecTV USA

ChNo 031231
119.0°W EchoStar 7 DISH Network Freq. SID
040215
121.0°W EchoStar 9 DISH Network Freq. SID
040212
123.0°W Galaxy 10R TVN Digital Entertainment Freq. VC
031211
129.0°W Telstar 7 In Demand Freq. VC
030731
129.0°W Telstar 7 OlympuSat Freq. VC
040210
148.0°W EchoStar 1/2 DISH Network Freq. SID
040212
157.0°W EchoStar 4 DISH Network Freq. SID
040109

 


Atlantic Ocean

1.0°W Thor 2/3 & Intelsat 707 Canal Digital Freq. SID
040212
4.0°W Amos 1/2 Yes Freq. SID ChNo 040205
7.0°W Nilesat 101 ADD Freq. SID
040217
7.0°W Nilesat 101/102 Showtime Network Freq. SID
031130
8.0°W Telecom 2D VisAvision Freq. SID
040111
15.0°W Telstar 12 UPC TV Freq. SID
040207
22.0°W NSS 7 CanalSatellite Horizons Freq. SID
040107
30.0°W Hispasat 1C/1D Digital + Freq. SID
040125
30.0°W Hispasat 1C TV Cabo Freq. SID ChNo 031223
31.5°W Intelsat 801 CanalSatellite Caraïbes Freq. SID ChNo 031207
40.5°W NSS 806 Pramer CableVisión Freq. SID
040203
43.0°W PAS 6/6B Sky Brazil Freq. SID ChNo 040109
43.0°W PAS 6B Sky Latin América Freq.
ChNo 020502
50.0°W Intelsat 705 TecSat

ChNo 040207
58.0°W PAS 9 Sky México Freq.
ChNo 040202

 

Europe, Africa & Middle East

68.5°E PAS 10 Multichoice Africa Freq. SID ChNo 040216
68.5°E