Satellite Tv In Pattaya

[stickyb]

Was in TukCom today and saw a shop advertising a moveable dish satellite TV system called ( i think) Sun Channel. Seemed very cheap - anyone got any experience of it?

Alternatively, anyone recommend a moveable dish system?

[jcgodber]

I have and I recommend Dynasat,

http://www.dynasat.com/

I got very

Tired of paying the exorbanate prices of somewhere around 20,000 baht per year to UBC

I had my dealer here in Sa Kaeo come out to my house to install a Dynasat move. The man had to call the people from Bangkok (Dynasat) to come to my home to help him with the install. The system now works perfectly. As I recall I spent around 20,000 baht for everything. I now get most of the same channels as UBC , from the Philippines.

Jim

[jcgodber]

I have and I recommend Dynasat,

http://www.dynasat.com/

I got very

Tired of paying the exorbanate prices of somewhere around 20,000 baht per year to UBC

I had my dealer here in Sa Kaeo come out to my house to install a Dynasat move. The man had to call the people from Bangkok (Dynasat) to come to my home to help him with the install. The system now works perfectly. As I recall I spent around 20,000 baht for everything. I now get most of the same channels as UBC , from the Philippines.

Jim

[astral]

The trouble with these systems is that all the good channels are encrypted

and you will need some kind of pirated card to view them.

You will need at least a 1m dish, 1.5m is better on Ku band to ensure viewing

in all weather conditions.

On C-band 2.5m is the best, (as in photo in post above).

You also need a good location for the dish with a clear view from East horizon to West horizon.