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It's not FTA (not exactly), it's Digicipher 2, but it's ITC (in the clear), so it is free. I'm not sure about your 4400x receiver, I'm thinking it's a Digitrans DSR 4400 or another Digicipher 2 receiver. Anyway, you will need a receiver capable of getting Digicipher 2 signals and a C-band dish. A FTA receiver will not get this channel.
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Thanks VV...It is a General Instruments 4400X...It is a professional receiver that is indeed a C-Band Digicipher2 receiver to the best of my knowledge. I am running FOOD network off the same (but different) receiver and that requires the Digicipher2...
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Another thing, in case you don't already know, if there are 4 digit's in the frequency column, it's a C-band transponder. But, if there are 5 digit's in the frequency column, it's a ku-band transponder.
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Not sure if the 4400x will get FP DCII. I know the 4400 won't, but that's an older model. It would probably get zero-key DCII for sure, but there's not much of that at all up there.
Please let us know if it works, as far as I know the only receivers that come pre-authorized for FP are the Motorola 4800/Digitrans 7150 series.
Please let us know if it works, as far as I know the only receivers that come pre-authorized for FP are the Motorola 4800/Digitrans 7150 series.
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