The dish-antenna is a Winegard 30” dish and the receiver is Topfield 3200 or compatible with remote control. If you do not have compatible satellite equipment, CCN will contact an installer on your behalf to install the satellite dish-antenna, necessary cabling and receiver with remote control. The cost of the equipment with basic installation is $595. Click here to contact us.

To receive the 5.1-channel soundtrack on programs such as the Dolby Digital-encoded theatrical films broadcast by DIRECTV on its pay-per-view channels, you need a new satellite receiver that provides a Dolby Digital output (the "Digital" output on conventional satellite receivers does not handle Dolby Digital signals). As with other Dolby Digital components, you connect the Dolby Digital coaxial or optical output to a digital input on your Dolby Digital decoder unit. See similar questions...

No, a studio is not required. However for the best quality, a studio setting is preferable. This is accomplished by converting the venue into a "studio setting" by adding broadcast lights, stage elements, production equipment, and crew. See similar questions...

Yes, individual broadcasts are available for as little as $95. Contact your CCN rep for details. Click here to contact us. See similar questions...

Shotokai uses no type of protective equipment, other than absorbing material if actual striking is to be practiced on a person. Why don't beginners and intermediate students get to free spar? In Shotokai you will not free spar until you have had at least a years training (intensive). The reason behind this is the fact that techniques are very dangerous in the hands of uncontrolled beginners. See similar questions...

A broadband (high speed Internet) connection is required. This can be through a cable modem, or high speed services such as DSL or a local area network. A computer, adaptor, or specialized phone is required. Some VoIP services only work over your computer or a special VoIP phone, while other services allow you to use a traditional phone connected to a VoIP adapter. If you use your computer, you will need some software and an inexpensive microphone. See similar questions...

No, CCN programming is broadcast via the Telstar 5 Satellite. Dish Network equipment is not compatible. See similar questions...

Current estimated costs for set-top digital receivers: $200 and up. As with other computer-based devices, prices should continue to fall. Allows you to receive: all of KET’s digital channels. HD televisions will receive high-definition programs in prime time. You may already have a digital-ready TV without a built-in digital receiver. In this case, you will need to add a digital receiver in order to receive KET digital broadcasts over the air. See similar questions...

To receive our services transmitted on the digital frequency range you need a satellite dish with a Universal (digital) LNB, which can receive signals up to 12.75 GHz. See similar questions...

If you already have DIRECTV, you'll need to find out if you have a Multi-Satellite System. Check by tuning your TV to Channel 400. If you are considering getting DIRECTV, request a Multi-Satellite System when you make your purchase, whether online or at retail. Spanish on-screen guides available on select models. See similar questions...

Downlink sites may use a fixed or transportable antenna (dish) or television-receive-only (TVRO) earth station to receive the downlink. Downlink viewing sites should provide meeting space, viewing screen options, and access to a telephone for use during question-and-answer periods. A half-hour test pattern (from 12:30 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. EDT) will run on April 16th to allow downlink sites to tune their dishes. See similar questions...

There are many variations which are most dependent on the location of your remote site and requested data rate. You will need an Antenna, Antenna mount (you can have a non penetrating mount or a king post), proper cabling along with one of two popular types of systems available: L-band and 70mhz. The L-band system consists of a modem, BUC and LNB. The 70mhz system consists of a modem, transceiver and lnc or lna. Either system final output can be C-band or KU-band. See similar questions...

Each site typically has a satellite dish 1.2 or 1.8 meters in diameter located on the building roof or ground, cabling from the dish to an equipment rack or computer room, our satellite receiver/decoder, audio/video/data com cabling to the viewing location, and VoIP over satellite equipment for audio return. The ATS Technical Support Department can assist with determining the specific equipment needs, costs, and installation schedule for your specific site. See similar questions...

General backpacking equipment. For specific concerns like water, boots, etc. See other places on this FAQ. To see a sample, go to My Backpacking list at: www.posterityscloud.com/backpack/list.html, or, to see other peoples list, check out the Isle Royale National Park Web Ring at: www.isleroyale.info/mail.shtml. If you are new to backpacking, there are hundreds of sites on the web or, check out books at the bookstore. See similar questions...

All of our TELETECHNET facilities (add link to our TTN site listings) are configured to receive digital satellite broadcasts from main campus. Our digital broadcast network covers CONUS, Northern Mexico and Caribbean, and Southern Canada. We can also broadcast in Ku band analog to any satellite in the North American satellite arc. We provide custom satellite system design, installation, and downlinking services through the ATS Technical Support Department. See similar questions...

In order to view over-the-air (OTA) HDTV broadcasts, you need to be within the reception area of a TV station broadcasting HDTV signals. Your flat panel monitor requires a set-top HDTV tuner and an external antenna to receive the broadcasts. Your cable or satellite provider may also offer HDTV channels as a part of their service, eliminating the need for a separate tuner. See similar questions...

No. Connexstar by Spacenet uses proprietary satellite equipment that is specifically designed for the Connexstar service. Existing satellite television or satellite Internet systems, including StarBand systems, cannot be used to receive Connexstar service. See similar questions...

Currently because of government laws the Dish 500 broadcasts cannot be currently received in Canada or Mexico. See similar questions...