|
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: 1323
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 HERE
for 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 HERE for 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, so
CLICK HERE
to order
your system NOW!
CLICK HERE for Traxis DBS
3500 Software.
CLICK HERE for 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.
|
