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I just received a reply back from overseatv.com. The signal received here in the US is standard NTSC so it can be received by a standard US TV! Quote: " Hello, Good to hear from you. All signals are in NTSC. You can use your existing TV setup with no problems. Have a great day...

Take a look at this: http://www.overseatv.com/german.shtml If you have a broadband connection (cable or DSL) they claim to be able to give you eight channels for about $30 a month.

Go to dogpile.com and do search for dish tile mount arizona and you will get http://www.versatilemount.com/versatilemount/products.htm

Doctor Bob said There are several German Channels on the GlobeCast (IA-5) Bird Globecast had only one German channel which was German TV. They quit it in July 2005.

24" dish used to get 121 & 129 I have a Motosat (mobile Direcway) that points at 117 on my 5th wheel RV. It also has LNBFs for 110 & 119. I have the attached portable 24" dish to get 121 and 129. It is painted as a No Parking sign to make sure no one at a campground parks in front of it! I...

SCART socket I have multiple receivers with scart sockets that I used in Europe, brought them to the USA and have used them to receive sat signals here in the USA. The Scart will output the type of signal received. I have received and outputted both NTSC and PAL on various sats thru the...