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FTA or Free to Air satellite is encoded in MPEG2 and not encrypted.  It is legal for people to receive and few FTA satellite broadcasts.  FTA uses a small dish similar to those used by subscription based services such as DirecTV and Dish Network.
 
FTA or Free to Air satellite is encoded in MPEG2 and not encrypted.  It is legal for people to receive and few FTA satellite broadcasts.  FTA uses a small dish similar to those used by subscription based services such as DirecTV and Dish Network.
  
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It is noteworthy to mention that Australia's ABC "Australian Broadcasting Corporation" is available as a FTV broadcast.   
 
It is noteworthy to mention that Australia's ABC "Australian Broadcasting Corporation" is available as a FTV broadcast.   
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* [http://www.extremefta.com/captiveworks-cw600s-premium-p-82.html CaptiveWorks CW-600S PREMIUM #1]
  
 
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Revision as of 20:47, 14 October 2007

FTA or Free to Air satellite is encoded in MPEG2 and not encrypted. It is legal for people to receive and few FTA satellite broadcasts. FTA uses a small dish similar to those used by subscription based services such as DirecTV and Dish Network.

Free to Air satellite TV is a subset of TVRO, and was originally transmitted on C Band, but now utilizes Ku "Kurtz under" band, which allows for the new smaller dishes. The old C Band dishes were very large.

Free to Air satellite broadcasts are received with a FTV or Free to View receiver. Many such broadcasts are International, and some are regional based. There is a region code component of Free to Air similar to DVD.

It is noteworthy to mention that Australia's ABC "Australian Broadcasting Corporation" is available as a FTV broadcast.

Recommended Receivers