Going for a backup dish?????

[JosephHolloway1998]

Since I can't seem to view my Ducks and Kings games (all being blacked out), as a result of Fox Sports removing all of its regional channels from the Dish Network lineup I plan on going for a backup dish (If I went with another provider, I'll end up paying extra) like this one from TEK2000:

120cm (48 inch) Ku-Band Solid Offset Satellite Dish | Tek2000.com

High-performance, 1.2m (48 inch) Ku-band polar mount, actuator driven, offset satellite dish for home satellite television.

www.tek2000.com

I have the coins I'm cashing in for my vacation and I'll plan to use 1/2 of my vacation money on this dish if I have enough.

 

[HipKat]

Since I can't seem to view my Ducks and Kings games (all being blacked out), as a result of Fox Sports removing all of its regional channels from the Dish Network lineup I plan on going for a backup dish (If I went with another provider, I'll end up paying extra) like this one from TEK2000:

120cm (48 inch) Ku-Band Solid Offset Satellite Dish | Tek2000.com

High-performance, 1.2m (48 inch) Ku-band polar mount, actuator driven, offset satellite dish for home satellite television.

www.tek2000.com

I have the coins I'm cashing in for my vacation and I'll plan to use 1/2 of my vacation money on this dish if I have enough.

That's actually quite nice looking. Please, keep up informed of how it works out and any other equipment you use/need!

 

[the mack]

How is that going to get the King's and Duck's games?

 

[HipKat]

How is that going to get the King's and Duck's games?

I'm looking at channel lists and I think he's better off on C-Band than KU. Heck, I might delve into C-Band There Buffalo, NY local Channels on here. An Addon for that 48" Dish he posted is a dual C/KU band LNBF. Probably the best way to go although I'm not sure which receiver he'd need. This could be very interesting - and affordable enough that I might want to look into FTA Satellite some more.

Satellite C band channels

MPEG-2 and MPEG-4 DVB-S and DVB-S2 COMPILED SATELLITEBG at GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS Free-To-Air Digital Signals Send comments and updates to office@satellitebg.com C-Band Satellites Received In Continental United States Satellites received in North America MAIN WEBSITE: www.s

www.satellitebg.com

FTAList Master Ku-Band Channel List

www.ftalist.com

 

[JSheridan]

I'm looking at channel lists and I think he's better off on C-Band than KU. Heck, I might delve into C-Band There Buffalo, NY local Channels on here. An Addon for that 48" Dish he posted is a dual C/KU band LNBF. Probably the best way to go although I'm not sure which receiver he'd need. This could be very interesting - and affordable enough that I might want to look into FTA Satellite some more.

Satellite C band channels

MPEG-2 and MPEG-4 DVB-S and DVB-S2 COMPILED SATELLITEBG at GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS Free-To-Air Digital Signals Send comments and updates to office@satellitebg.com C-Band Satellites Received In Continental United States Satellites received in North America MAIN WEBSITE: www.s

www.satellitebg.com

FTAList Master Ku-Band Channel List

www.ftalist.com

C Band on a 48in dish doesn't sound like it will work at all. Usually the minimum size for C Band reception is 6 ft with 7.5 ft and 10 ft the norm.

 

[boba]

Shouldn't this be in FTA instead of DISH?

 

[HipKat]

C Band on a 48in dish doesn't sound like it will work at all. Usually the minimum size for C Band reception is 6 ft with 7.5 ft and 10 ft the norm.

Ahhhh, I’m a total noob at this stuff

 

[JSheridan]

Ahhhh, I’m a total noob at this stuff

C Band satellites are spaced at two degrees so you need a larger dish with a narrow beam width to see one satellite at a time.