Free to Air Channels

586133 tv sat 1 thumb Free to Air Channels Free To Air satellite channels are different from the television channels we watch on cable TV or DBS.

To receive a Free To Air channel, you may need to know the following:

What satellite the channel is transmitted from?

What frequency is the channel is transmitted on?

What polarity is the channel is transmitted on?

What symbol rate does the channel utilize?

What forward error correction does the channel utilize?

What format is the Free To Air channel broadcast in? (DVB, DigiCipher 2, NTSC, PAL, …)

Free To Air Channels

These channels change frequently. This web sites maintain up-to-date listings of Free To Air channels:

LyngSat

King Satellite

Sadoun

Additional Reading on Free to Air Channels

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