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02-06-2005, 09:57 AM #1patent protected
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anyone use "Free to Air" satellite?
I am considering it and would like opinions, tia
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02-06-2005, 05:16 PM #2Puff the Magic Dragon
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Re: anyone use "Free to Air" satellite?
I have never heard of it...hopefully someone here can help.
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02-06-2005, 10:05 PM #3Registered User
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Re: anyone use "Free to Air" satellite?
Have you got info on this? I would love to know what it is? Is it free?
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Re: anyone use "Free to Air" satellite?
Well I found plenty of info but the problem I found is that if you want any movie channels forget it, below is a listing of what channels are in english. It looks like it would be great if you just want the basic channels. I noticed that in some countries it looks like they can pick up something called dream tv and it loks like it has lots of movie channels but we can't get that here. I wish we could. Here is a link with equipment list and prices and plenty more info on left side. http://freetoairsatellites.net/chann..._languages.htm
Here is also a list of channels we can get, there might be more I don't know.
http://freetoairsatellites.net/chann..._languages.htm
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