There are many ways to listen to Yesterday USA
including: Internet,
Telephone, iPod,Cable TV, AM/FM radio, Hospitals &
Nursing Homes and satellite.
Details on how to listen via each method is
listed below.
Internet
CLICK HERE
for a list of all Yesterday USA Internet
Players. We suggest that you use the
SPARKS PLAYER that is located in the upper right
corner section of our home page ( or listed
within this link CLICK HERE
) because there is nothing to
download or install, it is free of charge and it
is so easy to
operate.
Listen On All Cell Telephones
Now you can listen to
YUSA free of charge any time you
want and for as long as you want!
1. Just
call 704-631-4060, press 1 for Mobile
Radio.
2. press 9 to enter YUSA's 4 digit
station id code: 1096
3. Enjoy!
Works
on all cell phones and carriers.
Standard wireless call rates apply and
long distance charges may apply if not
covered by wireless plan. See wireless
carriers plan for more details. Airtime
usage applies. Usage constitutes
agreement of terms and conditions. Offer
valid in the United States at this time.
Our good friends at Radio Nostalgia Network are now presenting free down
loadable pod casts of most all of Yesterday USA's fine programs.Click Here for details.
Free To Air Digital Satellite
We have two ( 2 )
powerful satellite locations that are in
the clear and available free of charge
and without commercials 24 hours a day.
2008 is our 25th consecutive year of
providing Old Time Radio Shows to all
persons living within the North American
Hemisphere! Thank you for your
support over the years!
Location #1
Galaxy 11 (G 11) KU
Band
Transponder 18 Vertical
Frequency 12060
Symbol Rate: 26700
Audio PID: 1620 NOTE: take audio from Left Channel
output only Video
PID: 1160 ( see note below )
Note: Because this feed is
located within scrambles signals, we
suggest that you change the Video PID
to 1160. Otherwise, the sound may switch
on and off from time to time.
Location #2
AMC 3
KU Band
Transponder 22 Vertical
Frequency: 12073
Symbol Rate: 3.0000
Audio PID: 1213 NOTE: take audio from
Left Channel output only
Video PID: 0 ( see note below)
Note: Because this feed is
located within scrambles signals, we
suggest that you change the Video PID
to zero. Otherwise, the sound may switch
on and off from time to time. In
most cases, it is only possible to set
the Video PID to zero when using a
computer to set up your Free To Air
Receiver. The Computer Setup Mode
will work on the Receiver Model listed
below and this feature offers many
additional options that are not
available by settings contained within
the receiver unit.
CLICK HEREfor Traxis DBS 3500 Software
We
suggest that purchase a Traxis
brand Free To Air Satellite Receiver,
Model Number DBS 3500.
Theses units are available for under
$80.00 from DMS International.
CLICK HERE Remember, you
will need a small satellite dish and a
LNB. While YUSA can not
offer technical support, many Dish
Network or DIRECTV installers are able
to install Free To Air receivers.
CLICK HEREfor Traxis DBS
3500 Software.
What is the FREE
TO AIR SATELLITE service?
FREE TO AIR
SATELLITE is an all new digital satellite
service, that is quickly taking the place of the
old out dated analog C-Band system! As the name
implies, there are literarily thousands of
Television and Radio Channels available for
FREE; with many more new Channels being added
each month! You can purchase an easy to install
and easy to operate complete system for a one
time charge of about $199.00! Remember, you
will never ever have to pay a monthly
subscription fee! You
must have a FREE TO AIR RECEIVER, soCLICK
HEREto order your
system NOW! CLICK
HEREfor Traxis DBS 3500 Software.
CLICK HEREfor a list of
Free To Air Satellites & the many Free Programs
that are available!
Can I
combine a FREE TO AIR satellite receiver with my
present C/KU Band receiver or with my 4DTV
receiver and Dish?
YES, YES, YES!
Just do the following:
1.Order
ONLY a FREE TO AIR satellite receiver.
2.Purchase
two (2) inexpensive “high frequency splitters”
(950-1450 MHz or better), and one (1) “RF
selector switch” from any Radio Shack Store.
3.Split
both the C and KU feeds that come from your
satellite dish, sending one set of signals back
to your C-Band or 4DTV Receiver.
4.
Run the other set of signals into the “selector
switch”. Take the output of the “selector
switch” and connect it to your new FREE TO AIR
Receiver. Since the FREE TO AIR Receiver has
only one input, use the “selector switch” to
choose between C and KU Band signals.
5.Connect
your new FREE TO AIR Receiver to the auxiliary
input of your television set.
6.Use
your existing C/KU Band or 4DTV receiver to
choose between vertical & horizontal
polarization. You will also use your receiver
to select a satellite and to move your dish.
You can then enjoy either C/KU Band or FREE TO
AIR programs by switching between the “main” and
“auxiliary” inputs on your television set!
NOTE:
If you have only a C or only a KU Band system,
then you will only need one (1) “high frequency
splitter”; and you will NOT need the “selector
switch”
DISH Network and DIRECT TV almost always use
freelance contractors to install their systems.
Most of these individuals are capable and
willing to install your new FREE TO AIR System
for a modest fee.
If this doesn't make sense to you, ask your
local satellite expert for help. It is well
worth the effort.
C-Band (Big) Analog Satellite Dishes
Our C-Band Satellite service is not available at
this time. Satellite listeners can easily
listen via the new Free to Air Satellite
Service. See Free To Air Digital
Satellite.
Yesterday USA is pleased to be partnered
withTWL
Knowledge Group TWL is a company that
provides training news and information to over
one million people daily; in over 5,000
Hospitals, Nursing Homes, Police Departments,
Fire Departments, The United States Customs
Service, The United States Border Patrol,
Homeland One and numerous Automobile Dealerships
through out north America.
The TWL Knowledge Group, Inc. distributes their
products directly to the work site, via seven
(7) satellite delivered Television Networks and
to desktop computers via the Internet.
Yesterday USA's Old Time Radio Shows are
available to the patients and residents of the
many fine Hospitals and Nursing Homes in
America; that now receive their daily
Training, Education and News
from TWL Knowledge Group, Inc.!
Call Mr.
Lonny
Wilder
for more information on how you can receive
YUSA's old time radio shows at your Hospital or
Nursing Home.
Mr.
Lonny
Wilder,Vice President
Government Solutions & Law Enforcement
972/309-4346
TWL
Knowledge Group
4101 International Parkway
Carrollton, TX 75007
1-800-624-2272 www.twlk.com
Cable TV
YUSA is carried on various cable systems
throughout the country. CLICK HERE for
a list of cable TV outlets that now carry
Yesterday USA. The local cable channel number
for YUSA will vary depending on your local Cable
Television Company. If your local cable system
does not carry YUSA, you can read
Bill's guide on how to get
your cable company to carry YUSA.
Low Power AM and FM
Radio Stations
Many private citizens rebroadcast Yesterday USA
using low power AM or FM transmitters. If you
are able to receive a signal from a low power
broadcaster, have that person contact YUSA for
free permission to rebroadcast Yesterday USA.
Our telephone number is: 972/889-YUSA. CLICK HERE
for a list of Low Power AM/FM Radio Stations
that carry YUSA!
If you would like to become a low power AM or FM
broadcaster, and operate your own radio station,
please contact the
Federal
Communications Commission for more
information.
