frequency of asianet channel?
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Details of Satellite Frequency - Asianet TV channel\nSatellite                       APR 1\nLocation                      83 DEG EAST\nDownlink Frequency   3642 MHz\nPolarisation                 VERTICAL\nSymbol Rate               19531 MSym/Sec\nFEC                             3/4\n\nHope you can tune this digital TV channel on your digital receiver\n\nMay God bless you. In Jesus name. Amen.
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Try dish network they have alot of Arabic programming and I think there was a channel for India also. Sorry for all the Idiots on here who think it is cute to mouth off at a honest question.
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Check out\n\nhttp://www.rtsi.ch/prog/frequenze/welcome.cfm?file=freqtvsat\n\nyou might need a sat card, though.
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yes you can if you go to sirius.com you will see what games are being played each weekend .. so as long you have the serves you can listen and remember your questions can be answered 24/7
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there is link here to ads etc try it out .\nselects by region as well.\nNever seen the ad but i take it is good.
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special tip just for you dude! do not unplug or swith off the mains of your box, just leave it on standby everytime coz they get updated automatically whenever there is a new free channels, codes  whatever. (you swith it off the mains you loose data  updates.......then problems for you to get new free channel from your older box) *trust me*
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My friend bought one for 29.95 that promised 3500 channels. Turn out none of the channels were in the U.S.. All the channels were from around the world, and most in their own languages. He did get a few dozen English speaking channels. But, none from the U.S.. This is due to laws in the U.S. that prevent them from using their signals.\n\nCheck the program out, completely. Donot believe what the company tells you in their ads.\n\nRemember the old saying: Buyer Beware! Also: If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is!
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The most common satellites use a C-Band frequency which "Beams" down the programs that we watch. Star Choice, Bell Express Vu, Directv, etc all use this type of frequency for that purpose. Those same satellites all use Ka-band and Ku-band for other purposes as in Satellite Internet and so on.\nAs for the names of each one, thats a little tougher, there are over 180 satellites in the sky for commercial use.\nThis site has a list of those satellites in order by what area of earth they are "beaming" to. http://www.lyngsat.com
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I haven't seen it, but it's available here\n\nhttp://www.asiancult.com/product_info.php?cPath=1_33_68&products_id=2157&osCsid=035fc51aa20532f74096ec2f5882d2d2
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i think u would get info 4m this site\nhttp://orbittv.trustpass.alibaba.com/group/10433898/Radio_TV_Broadcasting.html
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Tues, 8-9 EST, PST Channel 8
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speed channel will have it
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check this out pal\n\nhttp://www.satmania.com/eng/satchannels/5_0e/packages/discovery_channel
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yes...it works fine as long as there is not a lot of traffic...\n\nmake sure you get off of them most used channels - 6 and 11...it will respond better...
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The easiest to use is the one on the web-link below. Any match in red print is free-to-air, just hold you pointer over each channel name for detailed info ...........
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kube93.com\n\nyou can listen live.
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call your local stations and see if they know\nthank you