Getting Free Satellite TV 

Absolutely agree on the amazing stuff on Astra/Hotbird, but in hindsight we now know how Russia Today was being funded and used as a weapon to spread misinformation. The beauty of satellite TV is you get to see channels from all around the world and many sides of a story, you just have to remember the political motive of some state funded channels.

Yes I use 19.2e in UK via 60cm for mtv germany as its FTA in MPEG2 with dance clips. As MTV UK doesn't show dance music.

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I’ll check into it, thanks for watching and best wishes.

@@NorthcoasterHobby Yeah, thanks. I’ll be looking forwards to it.

You’re welcome, thanks for watching!

It really depends on the satellite you aim your dish at. Have a look on Lyngsat at the different channels on each satellite: www.lyngsat.com/ Thanks for watching!

C band is really only fully possible with larger dishes of 8-10 feet. Smaller dishes of 4-6 feet will work if the are outfitted with a C band LNB, but will only collect the strongest transponders. You might get lucky on a 39” KU Band dish retrofitted with a C band LNB, but the chances are marginal.

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They’re good for South America too, but I’d use a universal LNB to cover the entire KU bandwidth.

It’s possible but not necessarily east to set up, takes a bit of playing around with. But can be done.

Thanks for watching. More than likely it won’t work because the dish probably has a circular LNB, meant for subscription services such a Dish Network, Bell, etc. Also the dish is probably on the small side. Free satellite TV dishes need to be 33-39” in diameter. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yFMIW6MYzvg.html

Here’s one of the dishes I’ve bought and use. It works very well: www.ebay.ca/itm/382464604873?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=PC9QhvRySCO&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=XtJC_mQRQQW&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

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At the time I had picked up a couple of C-band dishes for free. I dismantled them myself and set them back up in my yard. One is almost always fixed on 97 W., and the other I move around to search for channels and use in my videos. Since they are not motorized, I find it easier to have one that is stationary for TV watching and one I can manually move around the geostationary arc to search for channels. Just my personal preference. Thanks for watching!📡📡

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To my knowledge, not on KU Band currently.

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@@NorthcoasterHobby Thank you fella.

@@victoryfirst2878 You’re welcome.👍

I use the 39” dishes from eBay with no problems. Go with the Amiko Mini HD265: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-DQ_i4tjFMcc.html

Thanks for watching.

Satellite operators sell space to TV broadcasters, who put their unencrypted channels on various satellites for viewers to receive with the right kind of satellite dish and receiver. If a broadcaster did not want people watching their channels for free they can encrypt them using many different types of encryption systems.📡

It should be useable as it is. You need to get a receiver as I described in the video. Then set up the dish according to your location and the satellite you wish to receive.📡

Very informative. Will a dish network reciever work with the linear lnb that you described?

Good point. Outside of North America is probably more accurate.📡

i have never heard of free satellite tv, here nothing outside national tv is free

@@LuisTorres-vc6bq Free satellite and terrestrial TV is literally the default (and often the only option) in most of the world. In the UK for example we have Freeview and Freesat, with less than 1/3 of households choosing to pay for subscription satellite TV (i.e. Sky), usually for live sports games. In most of Europe the percentage of people paying for premium channels is significantly less and in Africa less than 1% of satellite viewers have a subscription service, since premium channels are just not available other than DSTV. As an example, the reason the big news channels such as Al Jazeera, CNN, BBC World etc are global news brands is because they're easily available free in most of the world on Satellite. If they charged a subscription it's not just that people would not choose to pay or even have any way to pay (subscription requires decoders etc which are not standardised or included in many satellite recievers), much of the world would not accept the cost, so the advertising revenue from a massive global audience is much greater than that minimal subscription revenue from the small number of viewers that would replace it.

​@@munehaus oh, well , never heard about it, but here every phone and internet provider has satellite tv I think nearly no one has its own installation

A variety of stuff: ru-vid.com/group/PLDX6gLCL4WMwwD7Wfp_RyLqSRAMwkU5BD

Thanks for watching! You’re best to get a proper ku band satellite dish. A Dish Network dish won’t work. It has a circular ku band LNB and is too small in size. My video below has more information: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HUr1b5CuVi8.html Thanks again for watching!📡

Between C band and KU band TV and radio channels, hundreds.

Yes.

Scoop them up where you can!

@@NorthcoasterHobby i not looking for a c band cause i got to much 5g interference i would need something like 12ft or 15ft intill they come out with filters , but if I find a ku for the right price i will scoop it up. btw you said you dont need to replace the cable . that a no no . i have ran into dish network cable that are rg59 and currently still have a cable that label dish network

@@leobrocato3230 I said ‘probably’ reuse. I also mentioned RG6 as being the right cable to use. Any cable company still installing RG59 shouldn’t be in business. But thanks for letting me know, unbelievable they would still use RG59.

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@@mujeebnizamani4180 Those satellites are on the other side of the world, I can’t receive them. Try the websites Dishpointer or Lyngsat. The links are in the video description. Thanks for watching.

Hotbird satellites are on the other side of the world, I can’t receive them. Try the websites Dishpointer or Lyngsat. The links are in the video description. Thanks for watching.

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A dish and receiver are needed for FTA satellite TV. Do you use a TV antenna by any chance? That’s another free TV option.

Are you using a satellite dish or a TV antenna?

@@NorthcoasterHobby satelite dish. Works wonderfull. Never ever pixelation.

Hi!

@@NorthcoasterHobby city

@@jeetenderkakkar7570 I’m in Ontario, Canada

@@NorthcoasterHobby which satellite

@@jeetenderkakkar7570 it depends what channels you want to receive. Anywhere from satellite 87 West to 139 West

I like the Amiko Mini receivers myself. They work great for channels that are in the clear and unencrypted.