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 UNIVERSAL LINEAR KU LNBF COOLSAT VIEWSAT PANSAT LNB US $13.99 
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 DiSEqC 4 x 1 Satellite Switch FTA Pansat Viewsat Coolsat, Fortec...Satellite Swi US $.99
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 COOLSAT PANSAT SONICVIEW VIEWSAT REMOTE CONTROL 5000 6000 4000 2700 3500 2500 US $8.83
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 FTA SATELLITE/CABLE REMOTE CONTROL PANSAT COOLSAT SONICVIEW SV-4000 SV-1000 2700 US $9.81
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 COOLSAT PANSAT SONICVIEW VIEWSAT FTA REMOTE CONTROL 5000 6000 4000 2700 3500 US $9.81
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 Four New DiSEqC 4X1 Satellite Dish Switch FTA Viewsat Coolsat Fortec Pansat CNX US $12.99
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 SATELLITE FTA RECEIVER REMOTE CONTROL PANSAT COOLSAT SONICVIEW 5000 6000 PANTEC US $7.85
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 RS232 Straight 6ft Update Cable FTA for Coolsat/Pansat US $1.00
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 Serial RS232 Straight Cable DB9 FTA For Pansat Coolsat US $3.89
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 RS232 Straight Serial Update Cable FTA Coolsat/Pansat US $1.00
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Frequently Asked Questions...
Can a Sony B50 Satellite Receiver or a RCA DTC100 HDTV Satellite receiver be used to receive FTA signals?
I have a Sony B50 satellite receiver with access card and a RCA DTC 100 HDTV satellite receiver w/remote, no card and would like to be able to convert one or both of them to receive FTA signals. Can this be done? If not I would like to know which FTA brands are the best, most reliable. I've checked out several on the net, but actually cannot see much difference. Maybe the Coolsat 8000 or Pansat.One with HDTV is preferable. Thanks
Answer:
Sorry Your Current Setup will not work for FTA.
Several FTA HD Receivers are available and Yes Coolsat 8000 is one of them , Pansat is still not available but will be soon , the biggest issue with these receivers is the ability to Blind Scan .
True Blind Scan allows your receiver to scan and find all frequencies transmitting , other FTA receivers you will have to manually input frequencies and you will have to rely on a website or other source for that info , so if a Wild Feed like a College Basketball game in 4:2:0 happen to air at 1:00 pm and your receiver picked it up you'll be watching instantly , otherwise you would have to depend on other people to tell you that it's on.
Personally I'd wait a little while before getting a HD FTA receiver.
If you want true FTA meaning you're not trying to get pay TV services without paying , it is a great hobby and will give you hours of enjoyment.
I recommend Satellite Guys U.S. , great forum about FTA that will answer all your questions.
http://www.satelliteguys.us/free-air-fta-discussion/
