Interesting New Use for 8PSK Cartridge (1 Viewer)

[Scott Greczkowski]

Check this out... Here's another way to use the 8PSK module for your Dish 6000 receiver... With this you can plug you 8PSK module into a FTA (Free To Air) receiver and enjoy all kinds of programming which is up there in 8PSK format.

(What that programming is I have no idea)

http://www.linkremoved.com/

 

[gpflepsen]

Designs are standardized enough to allow this?

 

[ride525]

What is a FTA receiver....what does it receive?

Thanks

Jeff

 

[Wdam33]

An FTA or "Free to Air" receiver is a set top satellite box that can receive satellite channels that are designated as Free to Air. An example of FTA channels on Dish Network include the NASA channel and the Men's Channel.

-Mark

 

[Wdam33]

Better yet...here is a link to all the FTA channels available in North America.

http://www.dvbnews.com/footprints/na_fta.html

-Mark

 

[gredneck]

An FTA or "Free to Air" receiver is a set top satellite box that can receive satellite channels that are designated as Free to Air. An example of FTA channels on Dish Network include the NASA channel and the Men's Channel.

-Mark

question:
which band is dish broadcasting at now? is it c band on most of the birds and ku on 105 and 128?

I've got a bunch of dishes w/lnb's laying around and figured maybe I could have some fun (for a couple of hundred dollars)

 

[Craig Henrikson]

All Ku band. E*, D*, EPV all are circular polarity. Lots of FTA channels -- but many are in foreign languages.

Craig

 

[Smith P.]

gredneck, all pertinent information gathering at www.lyngsat.com

 

[Scott Greczkowski]

Whats FTA that is in 8PSK that is the big question.

 

[gredneck]

gredneck, all pertinent information gathering at www.lyngsat.com

thanks,
been looking at some FTA sights, and getting edumacated in FTA stuff.
by the looks of it I might be able to pick up a few intl. channels that I subscribe
to just for my parents ( Iwatch them once in a while)
and PBS Kids an so on ....
probably about $35.00+ mo. in dish charges

not bad, I might spend the $200+........IF It Works

 

[smooth28la]

Check this out... Here's another way to use the 8PSK module for your Dish 6000 receiver... With this you can plug you 8PSK module into a FTA (Free To Air) receiver and enjoy all kinds of programming which is up there in 8PSK format.

(What that programming is I have no idea)

http://www.linkremoved.com/

That sites does give a bit TOO much information..

It tells people that the $100 FTA receiver I bought a few months ago can be modified to get all of DISH Network's channels without a smartcard!

As the result, I can resell that receiver on Ebay for about $200 or more right now.

 

[Smith P.]

You can buy new Dish receivers ( 311, 811 ) without cards now.

 

[Scott Greczkowski]

I am going to remove that link now.

When it was sent to me the 8psk was the top thing on the page, I did not realize that there were alternative motives for the site (It looked like a legit FTA site.)