Any FTA site? Free-to-Air tv/Sonicview/DSS

Does anyone know of any good sites as I am trying to learn about FTA transmissions in the US?
Thanks a lot
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Edit I posted this in the wrong forum, mod please move it to wherever appropriate helpdesk, etc. THANKS
P.S. I reported myself, just in case.
Answer #1
lol
Answer #2
Someone told me that they exist, and thats all he knew. He said that I should look for it myself, so here I am. Lost.
I want to know where to start, what to buy and from where.
Thanks
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Answer #4
Vatisdat?
Answer #5
nothing was here
Answer #6
ok thanks a lot for the info, btw I have dish network out of contract looking at two satellites one at 119 and the other at 110.
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Answer #8
if ur probem had been solved then add solved to ur post buddy
Answer #9
Can you recommend a reciever?
And what do you think of the Coolsat 7000 pvr?
thanks
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Answer #11
ok, thanks a lot
are they always diabled aroudn this time btw?
P.S. I bought the the coolsat 7000 pvr from a local store, but every site i look at is down at this time.
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Answer #13
dude cool sat is the worst receiver…
i find viewsat the best…
Answer #14
Viewsat is the best – my friend is totally into this stuff. He currently tests 4 model receivers Sonicview 1000, Sonicview 8000, the Pansat 2500 and the Pansat 2700a.
Pansat used to be the industry standard – but has been outpaced by Sonicview.
The Sonicview 8000 is the best in the biz right now – coveted highly by those who know what to do.
The BEST site around for FTA is FTA Scene f.k.a. “Ground Control” – located at ftascene.com
They have all the info you need to know. It’s a pay forum, but worth the money, and I think that you can get free memberships with the purchase of an FTA receiver.
When bin files roll – they will give you the current bin file to decode the sat signals – you can use a jump drive or usb to load the bins into the FTA receiver.
– I am MIRC’ing him right now and he says: ” get the SV receiver – dish 500 hack rec – avoid the dishpro “+” antenna (it requires higher voltage to switch the Inb)” and “go to lyngsat.com to see what channels are available” -tips from blacksmith
Hope that helps. FTA is the way to go – and is easier than you think.
Any FTA questions – I know the people who have the answers – just ask me – I’ll hook you up.
Answer #15
I am a newbie to all this but where can I find the most up do date files for my Viewsat Pro? I am also looking to go HD, any suggestions on which is best or is HD not yet worth it all together? Thanks ahead of time!
Answer #16
Try reading this http://www.google.com?t=578552&highlight=
Answer #17
currentbins.com, totalfta.com, ftaconcepts.com
sonicview is the best, hands down.
Answer #18
I guess you haven’t tried Nfusion?