KSWB TV is proud to announce we're now available on "Dish Network" and "Direct TV" satellite services. Tell your friends, you can find San Diego's CW at channel 972 on Direct TV and satellite #110, channel 8794 on Dish Network.

No, you cannot use DirecTV equipment to receive Dish Network programming or vice versa. Each system is designed to operate exclusively with proprietary satellites hovering above the Earth in geo stationary orbit. The satellites for these systems are in completely different locations, and their signals can not be decoded by competitor receiver units.

WTTV is still negotiating with DISH but there is no timetable to when or if we will become available on their system. DISH does not want to pay us a subscriber fee as they have to other broadcasters across the country. DISH charges around $7 per subscriber to rebroadcast the local stations, but they refuse to pass along any of this fee even though other programming services are receiving a fee. WTTV IS available on DirecTV.

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Yes, DIRECTV offers a satellite dish for TV and the Internet through DirecWay. Click on the links below for more information.

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The NTN Network is broadcast via satellite to the NTN dish only. Your local cable station or Direct TV cannot decode the NTN broadcast.

Should you wish to put up a satellite dish or TV aerial, you must first write to your housing officer to request permission. The Association will not object provided that the erection of the satellite dish/TV aerial does not breach local planning regulations. You are responsible for checking this point direct with the Planning Department of your local authority.

No. The satellite is slightly larger. It is therefore more stable through storms, wind, and cloudy days/nights.

It's Dish Network's counterpart to the DIRECTV® Multi Satellite system. The Dish 500 antenna is an 18" x 20" dual LNB oval satellite dish that gives Dish Network subscribers multi-room receiving capability of up to 500 channel broadcasts (presently 256 channels are available). Current broadcasting includes international, local, Interactive, high definition and Internet access. Separate specific receiver equipment is required for HD, Interactive and Internet access.

Yes, it is possible to self-install the DISH Network system. However, antenna installation requires the precise directional installation and wiring through walls to your TV set. Unless you have the right tools and experience, we recommend the use of a DISH Network installer. If you decide to install it yourself, please refer DISH NetworkÕs website:

Some Cable TV service providers offer KPCC in their program line-up. If your Cable TV service provider in Southern California does not offer KPCC, ask them when they will offer KPCC in their program line-up. When demand for KPCC on a cable distribution system is great enough, the cable service provider will usually supply it.

Yes you may! In fact there are two ways to do so. One is what we call “viewing points” and means to have an additional cable run from the DSD receiver to each additional TV. There are no additional charges incurred by doing so, but you are limited to watching the same program on all the televisions connected in this way! The other way is to purchase a satellite dish with two receiver connections (a dual LNB system), and also purchase a second receiver and a second smart card.

Yes you may install a satellite dish and/or cable TV per the provisions of the Telecommunications Act of 1996. Simply stated, homeowners are allowed to install a "dish" antenna that is one meter (39") or less in diameter and is designed to receive direct broadcast satellite service, including direct-to-home satellite service. Any satellite dishes and antennas over one meter (39") are not covered by the Act and are therefore still prohibited in Piney Creek.

The useage of your pre-existing dish is dependend of the skyDSL satellite and the satellite broadcasting your TV signal. If the deviation of the angles is small enough you can obtain a signal from both satellites using a double LNB. For further information please refer to your local TV dealer.

SURE ! As long as you have a clear view of the Southern sky, you can get Satellite Dish Internet Access with Satellite TV. You can also get just the Satellite Dish Internet Service if you wish.

PBS currently plans to distribute Ancestors only through PBS member stations. As a consequence, the PBS national channels available through satellite and digital cable services (PBS You, PBS Kids, PBS National Feed, etc.) will not carry this series.

IDT agent will contact you within 1-2 business days to set up the DISH Network installation appointment. The appointment will usually be within a weekâ??s time. You will speak to a Customer Service agent that will schedule your appointment on a date and time that works for you.

DIRECTV and Dish Network are only licensed to broadcast in the United States. The programming options discussed on the other pages of this site include the options available in the 48 continental states. Somewhat modified programming options are available in Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico. These two services are not available internationally, although DIRECTV does have a division that broadcasts programming to parts of Central and South America.

Not for HDTV. You can connect your satellite set top box by s-video or composite video outputs to the HD-3000 and record video this way, but this is not HDTV.

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If your DISH Network system was installed by Blue Sky Satellite, or one of our technicians has performed work on your system, contact Blue Sky Satellite at: 1-800-819-6520, Option '3'. If you have questions about programming changes, such as adding or removing channels, Pay-Per-View, or billing questions, please contact DISH Network directly at: 1-800-333-3474. See our FAQ or get Tech Support by clicking one of the links below or by calling us toll-free at 1-888-677-2992.

No - Satellite TV systems are one way, which means that they simply receive a signal. Our systems are two-way they both receive a signal and send one back to the satellite. This means that the type of dish is different to that used for receiving satellite TV.

A simple dish and receiver can receive the Hotbird 4 feed over Europe. The feeds from the AsiaSat-2 (for Asia) and the Intelsat 702 (for Africa) satellites are transmitted in digital format. As such, they are intended for professional downlink and rebroadcast, rather that for home reception. RCI-1 offers programming in English, RCI-2 offers programming in French, and RCI-3 offers multilingual programming.

This depends on what the body corporate rules say. Complexes with standalone units will have different rules from blocks. Most rules state that you cannot put any form of transmission sending or receiving device on the exterior of the building without the prior consent of the body corporate. Most new buildings have a central backbone to which individual units can connect to gain access to an existing aerial on the roof.

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There are are just a few reasons why you might experience a complete loss of signal besides the obvious, "Your puppy just chewed through the cable." In a torrential downpour of rain, you could experience loss of the signal due to the fact that the large droplets of rain absorb much of the satellite beam. Also, twice a year, the sun lines up with the satellite in such a way that the sun overpowers your satellite receiver with radio signals.