4DTV with a 90 cm ku dish
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I found the below at www.skyvision.com I am sure the other members will also chip in!
"Motorola 4DTV - Adding the 4DTV receiver to your C-band system allows you to receive four types of satellite signals: the analog "in the clear" and analog subscription (VideoCipher II) you've been watching all along, plus the new free digital and encrypted digital DigiCipher broadcasts. This receiver is also Ku-Band compatible."
I found the below at www.skyvision.com I am sure the other members will also chip in!
"Motorola 4DTV - Adding the 4DTV receiver to your C-band system allows you to receive four types of satellite signals: the analog "in the clear" and analog subscription (VideoCipher II) you've been watching all along, plus the new free digital and encrypted digital DigiCipher broadcasts. This receiver is also Ku-Band compatible."
It should pick up an In the clear Digicipher signals. These will be cream colored on the lyngsat charts and have Digicipher II next to it instead of DVB.
For instance there is Georgia Public Broadcasting on AMC3 Freq. 11984. I believe you should be able to get this channel with your 4dtv receiver. The ones marked DVB would use a fortec or MPEG2 receiver.
Wholeshoe
For instance there is Georgia Public Broadcasting on AMC3 Freq. 11984. I believe you should be able to get this channel with your 4dtv receiver. The ones marked DVB would use a fortec or MPEG2 receiver.
Wholeshoe
correct wholeshoe
there are 2 types of signals for FTA
DCII (Digicipher II)...this is like the old C-Band. a 4DTV is required
DVB-the one most of us use
there are 2 types of signals for FTA
DCII (Digicipher II)...this is like the old C-Band. a 4DTV is required
DVB-the one most of us use
A 4DTV will NOT work on a Ku band only system. It can only download the channel maps from a C band satellite. The maps are not transmitted on any Ku frequencies.
The only exception is for a Starchoice system, but you'll only get the Starchoice maps.
If you can occassionally hook up to a C Band sat to get the maps, it will work though.
The only exception is for a Starchoice system, but you'll only get the Starchoice maps.
If you can occassionally hook up to a C Band sat to get the maps, it will work though.
keithzeke said:
If you have the room look around bars, backyards, I'm sure you will find a free dish or one dirt cheap. Look for a 10' and up only.
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