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- 01-01-2011 08:51 AM #1
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anyone know where to get Food network and DIY now?
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Had a small package mainly on c3 that had our favorite channels of DIY and Food Network. Now there gone. Anyone know where I can get these channels now? Do I have to go back to direct tv and pay there high prices?
Thanks for any information.
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- 01-01-2011 09:44 AM #2
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DirecTv, Cable unless we get access to the channels on SES-1 which me become an option down the road.
- 01-01-2011 11:01 AM #3Raydx 10.5': Dual C ( H2H Programming ) (1) DSR-920: (2) DSR-920: (3) DSR-920
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- 01-01-2011 12:55 PM #4
Mike from NPS is probably going to put the VHS video scaler with the vhs tapes he used for uplinking those channels on G3- on ebay..keep checking ebay....all the beta and vhs tapes should show up there LOL
- 01-01-2011 01:02 PM #5
Is this a shot in the dark?...or a possible maybe?
- 01-01-2011 02:08 PM #6
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Check out PBS-Create on 125W. Many excellent cooking shows.
- 01-01-2011 09:04 PM #7
I hated the DIY channel won't be offered. I had it when I had a subscription thru Skyvision. The HGTV channels are offered along with the GAC but not the DIY. Maybe soon will the DIY be offered again.
System 1: Pansat 2700a with a Moteck SG2100 HH motor drive and a Invacom universal .3 LNB mounted on a Primestar 1.2 meter dish. Also using a Primestar .75 meter with a .8 Channel Master LNB to receive AMC 3 channels (this is because of obstruction in its path!)
Using Extigy External soundcard to encode AC 3 audio.
System 2: Pansat 2000v as a slave receiver on the 4DTV GI 920 system that consists of a 1985 8 foot solid dish with a Cotorola II feed horn and 15 degree LNB. For C Band FTA use.
- 01-01-2011 09:08 PM #8
Yes Create and the PBS channels does offer great how to shows if you are a handyman, hobbyist, or someone who love to cook. I watch the PBS channels because of this. Sure wish we can get PBS from all US states! Every state that has PBS has unique shows to watch.
While watching This Old House Thursday night I saw a gadget that just came out that you can use to sharpen your chainsaw in a few seconds! I went online to research it, saw the online videos how this gadget work, and went to Lowes Friday and bought me one!!!
Now that is one reason I love the PBS channels, as well as DIY and HGTV.Last edited by MrFTAMan; 01-01-2011 at 09:13 PM.
System 1: Pansat 2700a with a Moteck SG2100 HH motor drive and a Invacom universal .3 LNB mounted on a Primestar 1.2 meter dish. Also using a Primestar .75 meter with a .8 Channel Master LNB to receive AMC 3 channels (this is because of obstruction in its path!)
Using Extigy External soundcard to encode AC 3 audio.
System 2: Pansat 2000v as a slave receiver on the 4DTV GI 920 system that consists of a 1985 8 foot solid dish with a Cotorola II feed horn and 15 degree LNB. For C Band FTA use.
- 01-01-2011 09:47 PM #9
Also RECIPE.TV is on W5 if you have a DVB-S2 receiver.\
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- 01-01-2011 10:28 PM #10
DirecTV has Food Network (HD) and DIY (currently not available in HD with DirecTV) for $29.99/month in The Family Package chnllineup.pdf . HD is $10 more a month unless you somehow can get the HD free option. Otherwise, DirecTV has Food Network in the Choice package which is currently $58.99/month [will be going up to $60.99/month in February from what I read], and DirecTV has DIY in the Choice Xtra package which is currently $63.99/month [will be going up to $65.99/month].
Currently, extra receivers are $5/month; however, in February, the first two receivers will be $6 and extra receivers past the first two will be $6/month.
Dish Network used to have a package called Dish Family (although not HD) with Food Network, DIY, and other channels for $24.99/month. Last I read, it was not being offered to new subs. However, you could always ask since they still have it on their channel lineup card. It never hurts to ask; they will just say yes or no. I am not sure if you could get a free install with this package; I suppose you could ask about that as well.
Dish Network has Food Network in Dish America (an "HD only" package) with locals [where available] ($29.99/month), Dish Latino Dos with locals [where available] ($39.99/month), or/and America's Top 120 with locals [where available] ($39.99/month). HD Free for Life is available with the Dish Latino Dos package and America's Top 120. I did a comparison recently of the three packages:DishNetworkComparison.xls
Dish Network has DIY HD in Dish Latino Max with HD currently for $52.99/month. America's Top 250 with HD currently for $64.99/month. There has been no word yet that I know of for what increases will occur (if any). Both packages are currently eligible for HD for Life.
Receiver fees vary for Dish Network. The first receiver currently does not have a charge. Therefore, an HD Duo receiver may be best for two TVs. Each additional Solo receiver is currently $7/month; each additional Duo receiver is currently $14/month. Duo DVRs are usually $17/month if memory serves correctly. There is also a $6 DVR fee unless you have a 211 (an HD Solo) which can be turned into a DVR (with the current one-time fee of about $40). The 922 has a $10 DVR fee if I remember correctly, and I am not sure if an additional one is $21/month. My guess is that not too many subs will have more than one 922.
It looks like you just want Food Network and DIY. You did not say if HD matters. Therefore, it looks like DirecTV's Family package would be your best choice for $29.99/month with additional channels. If you want HD, that may be an extra $10.00/month. I am also not sure if you want additional receivers. Currently, the first receiver is in the base package price. However, I am not sure with the new wording (the first two receivers being $6/month in February) if one receiver will be $6.
If you are looking at other programming included in packages, then you may want to consider looking at what other channels will be in your package if you decide to choose a satellite provider:
Dish Network:
TV Channel Lineup - Satellite Channels on DISH Network
DirecTV (the PDF I included may be out of date...So, you may want to ask since I do not see Family advertised on the site....unless someone else can help find it on the site):
English Packages
[Please not any promotional prices.]
I hope that this helps you. You may also check your local cable company, but my guess is that they would probably be more expensive. Please let us know what you decide and how it goes. Best luck to you with whatever you decide.

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