Looking to Cut the Cord on Paid Television
I have finally come to the realization that I am paying way too much money for what I am getting from my DirectTV account, both at home and in the motor home. I realize that Hulu and other Internet st...
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Pirate wrote:Jagtech wrote:Is this packaged up? Where can one find all the required equipment and information? Thanks.
In addition to my antenna-based Over-The-Air reception, I have been using FTA (Free-To-Air) satellite. My receiver has DVR capability, and while I can't receive all of the usual network programming, there's still lots of choice.
See the following for a listing of FTA channels:
FTA Channel Listing
And remember, FTA is 100% legal and free. It requires a one-time investment of around $200-300 for a dish, receiver / PVR, and dish positioner. And its a great hobby to get involved in!
I found my equipment on Ebay, didn't really look for a "package" as such. I just bought a 30" dish, a FTA receiver/PVR and a dish positioner. There are books available on eBay:
FTA Manual
Also several really informative forums on the 'net. Its a bit of a learning curve. As I stated, its kind of a hobby with me....
