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- 02-03-2010 05:36 PM #41
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I got interested in FTA truely for the wild feeds. It's really amazing to find tons of different feeds. you never know what will pop up. Plus it's a great way to compliment any paid tv package or just go OTA and FTA!
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- 02-03-2010 05:40 PM #42
What a fine bunch of prizes for the lucky winner. Never seen anything like it. I got into FTA in early 2006, when we switched our sat provider from DirectV to Dish Network ( my wife and her PVR are inseparable).

The Dish network installer took one look at all my electronics ( many computers, printers, hubs , routers, etc ) lying around the basement and suggested that I'd be interested in FTA . Lots of gadgets, he said. Well, he was right, and I've acquired lots of gadgets, dishes , receivers, since. It's a great hobby, with some great TV viewing as a reward.
-Brent
1.0M Ku dish/DG-380/ -Quad linear lnbf Solomend 800 PVR (8/24/2011 Software).
6 ft BUD /Dual Orthomode feedhorn, Manhattan RS-1933,version 3.4 software .
CS5000, Skywalker-1( s/n #21), Profs 7500, spare Manhattan RS-1933 ( version 3.4 software) hanging from various cables from WNC 4x8 powered switch-
- 02-03-2010 05:45 PM #43
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Send those goodies my way, eh eh!
I got interested in FTA through a friend who is not too techy. After setting him up with lots of research found out the hunt was better than the viewing and I never look back.
- 02-03-2010 06:04 PM #44
man shoot I would love to get the package just to see all the fun things you guys are seeing now!!!
- 02-03-2010 06:16 PM #45
I would tell a friend or co-worker to interest them in owning a Free To Air satellite system, that there is a lot of free programming available, FTA is the way to go. And that the costs for cable and DTV/Dish are way to much.
- 02-03-2010 06:37 PM #46
What got me interested to purchase my first Free to Air satellite system?
Well i used to have a BUD. Had been a Dish Sub for several years at this
location (Still am). I had never tried KU band and as a Amateur Radio Op
and avid SWL, I wanted to check it out. A little googling and ending up
here at Satelliteguys and I'm hooked!GEOSATpro 1.2M, DG380 motor, Sadoun ULN2 / circular lnbf 4° off center, 12.5W to 129W
Fortec 90cm, DG280B motor, Invacom QPH-031, 63W to 129W
WSI Special 6' dish, Chaparral Orthomode/Norsat 8115's C-band 37.5W to 139W
Fortec Dynamic, AzBox Elite, OPENBOX S9 (2), Pansat 9500HDX, Manhattan RS1933, Prof 7301,
Prof 7500, SkyWalker-1 - Dish ViP211K, ViP211, 1000.2(110, 119, 129) DS2077(61.5)
- 02-03-2010 07:10 PM #47
I got into FTA back in the 90"s after the cable got so bad the rate jump and I love the freedom it brings..
- 02-03-2010 07:19 PM #48
What got you interested to purchase your first Free to Air satellite system
Living in the sticks no cable due to 2 few houses on the road, and no high speed internet due to same reason, bell and star choice poor package minimum selection, had to pay top dollar for what i wanted to watch, so heard about FTA and spent next 6 months trying to get a hit on a sat, rest is history now have 6 FTA receivers and 6 dishes from 30" upto 1.2 Meters and growing.
- 02-03-2010 07:29 PM #49
I was one of the original "FTA" folks way back in the day. My interest spawned from the lack of TV we had growing up..........one channel! That combined with my love of electronics made C-Band a natural choice way back in the late eighties when I was 18 or so. Fast forward to a few years ago after watching channel after channel dropping off of C-Band analog and digital FTA made a lot of sense to me..........still does!
This contest, like this website, is truly second to none! As always a first class operation from the staff, the members and all the wonderful sponsors! Keep it up!
- 02-03-2010 08:09 PM #50
Great Sponsers!!!
I got interested in FTA when Sky Angel was about to go dark. My brother gave me a DirecPC dish which I installed myself and pointed it to G10R for RTN. I'm glad 123W was there because that one satellite really hooked me. Now 3 dishes up with more in the basement just waiting for spring.
Thanks again for the great sponsers we have here!
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