Alaska, What can I receive on C Band?
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If I am not mistaken, you should get all the 4dtv feeds, if not most of them, though a 12' or 14.5 would be a good choice dish size.
norman said:
Analog programming is leaving practicaly monthly, I do not think it would be worth it at all to put up a system just for analog wildfeeds and subs.
tdti1 said:
Ah ha, my friend, you are sadly mistaken. There is plenty of free analog programing left depending what you want to watch. If you are a college sports fan it is a must on a fall Saturday afternoon. MLB teams are using analog on a regular basis more this season since the 80s. Plenty of regular programing on the wild feeds. I have the FTA set up, but I will take the BUD and analog over it anytime.
I wish I had a motor on my 6 foot BUD....I got it for the networks on G4 and right now I "ghetto move" the dish to IA6, G3, IA5 for the wild feeds 
The only drawback may be your location. I punched in Anchoarge and G10 (123W) is at 17.2 degrees. Once you get to 103 (AMC1) you're down to 10 degrees
The only drawback may be your location. I punched in Anchoarge and G10 (123W) is at 17.2 degrees. Once you get to 103 (AMC1) you're down to 10 degrees
Diamond Jim said:
Yes there are still analog feeds at the moment, and the wild feeds will most likely stay much longer than the subscription feeds, though if you are not a sports fan then there is not really that many feeds up there like there once was years ago.
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