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Old 08-12-2008, 06:44 AM
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So how do you enter to win? Easy! All you have to do to enter in the random drawing is to:
  1. Reply to THIS message and write why in your opinion it is a GOOD idea for someone to own a true FREE TO AIR satellite system.
  2. Minimum of 3 reasons should be posted
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At the end of August 31, 2008, we will select a member "randomly". This member will be notified by PM. This is open to members worldwide.

Rules:
  1. Must be at least 21 years of age to enter
  2. One entry per family/residence for each item
  3. Multiple submissions automatically disqualified
  4. Officers and employees, including their relatives, of Sadoun Satellite Sales are not eligible for entry.
  5. Deadline: End of the month - by mid-night.
  6. Entrants agree by act of registration to permit their name to be posted on this site if they are chosen as the winner.
  7. Winning entry selected at random. Odds of winning varies depending upon number of entries. This is a free drawing. No purchase necessary. Void where prohibited by law.
  8. Winner notified via email. Winner must reply within 48 hours. Make sure your email is correct. If a selected winner is ineligible, fails to claim a prize no alternate winner will be selected.
  9. Incomplete entries or entries with errors will not be processed. Entries submitted after deadline will be disqualified.
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Old 08-12-2008, 10:33 AM
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why in your opinion it is a GOOD idea for someone to own a true FREE TO AIR satellite system ?

1. world news, get the full story without the fox and cnn filters

2. music and entertainment. hollywood, disney and nyc not required

3. its free, its fun and almost everybody will find something they like







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Why is it a GOOD idea for someone to own a true FREE TO AIR satellite system?

1) By utilizing a true FTA system, you are able to gain access to programming and information from non-mainstream sources, and therefore not necessarily adversely influenced by conflicting sources.

2) By utilizing a true FTA system, you are in control of your TV viewing expenses. You spend as much as you want to on equipment in order to receive quality, meaningful programming, and you are not required to spend more and more each month to gain access to this programming. Of course, if you like what you see, you are certainly welcome, in most instances, to forward donations to help the cause of many of the organizations that broadcase on FTA.

3) FTA systems are a good hobby, and a good fellowshipping tool. Once you have learned the benefits of FTA programming, you have the opportunity to learn more indepth concepts of the satellite reception process in order to tweak and enhance reception. Utilizing this knowledge gives you an avenue to reach out to others with similar interests and help them to attain the same excellent programming in their home - in many cases religious or ethnic programming specifically related to the cause of spreading the gospel to those individuals.

4) (less serious) It's a great way to irritate your family, while benefiting them at the same time - your family will get tired of your insane nature of collecting more equipment, researching possibilities, and tweaking things over and over... yet they'll love the programming they get (programming that nobody they know gets an opportunity to experience)
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why in my opinion it is a GOOD idea for someone to own a true FREE TO AIR satellite system !

1. It keeps the rifraff off the streets.
2. There are programs that show what else is happening around the world.
3. The toothpaste and soap companies can't control what we watch.
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Old 08-13-2008, 12:40 AM
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why in my opinion it is a GOOD idea for someone to own a true FREE TO AIR satellite system.

1. You always find something new to watch.

2. Nothing better than "news feeds"

3. I watch TV from my country without ties
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Old 08-14-2008, 04:24 PM
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1) It is as it should be, FREE
2) I can choose which "package" I want.
3) Free choice of equipment
4) I am my own support hotline
5) There is always something new to discover
6) Always good for a good excuse "Sorry Honey, but there is something wrong with the dish"
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Old 08-15-2008, 07:27 AM
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1. I feel like a spy finding new signals.
2. It's free to use.
3. It is pure fun, can't get into trouble with anyone (well almost).
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1. Unique international channels, not found on cable or OTA
2. Feed channels, get the news before it is aired.
3. Digital quality picture, no fuzzy stuff, or shadows
4. AC3 sound from PBS, works great with my stereo
5. Don't forget about the numerous radio channels, lots of unique music. Sometimes, I will just run the signal to the stereo and listen to the music while the TV is off.
6. Very reliable equipment from Sadoun; going 2 years so far which pays for itself, but I think the motor may be the first to go. Sometimes its not obeying the commands from the receiver.
7. Easy to use ONCE you have it setup.
8. Discovering new channels and posting it here!!
9. Affordable, can't beat these prices
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why in your opinion it is a GOOD idea for someone to own a true FREE TO AIR satellite system.

1) I love scanning for wild feeds.
2) It's free
3) It's legal
4) It doesn't go down
5) It's a nice hobby
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2.- Indulge myself in PBS.
3,- Make new friends in FTA forums.
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Why is it a GOOD idea for someone to own a true FREE TO AIR satellite system.

1. Variety- I got my FTA receiver up and running the night before the Olympics began. On the next morning, I flipped it on to see if I could catch highlights of the opening ceremony, and wound up seeing the whole ceremony live with no commercials and no annoying announcer telling me what I was seeing (at least not in english anyway)
I stayed tuned to Abu Dhabi Sports for the next two weeks to see the Olympics from a non American-centric and non Beach Volleyball-centric viewpoint. The whole thing wrapped up with being able to see the gold medal volleyball match live last Saturday night.
Definitely worthwhile to have FTA for that!

2. Global Perspectives- What do the Russians think of Solzenitzen's death? What do they think they're doing in Georgia? How do the Chinese view the Olympic Games? Tune in to the english broadcasts of Russia Today or CCTV9 and find out. In addition, both have excellent travel reports about places you've never heard of.

3. Record your shows- Want to be able to record your favorite shows after your VCR tuner stops working next February but not pay monthly fees for a DVR? Most FTA receivers have recording capabilities, and you can pick up ABC, FOX, RTN networks from anywhere in the US.

4. Channel surfing- Do you find that you start looping back through the local off the air channels too quickly when looking for something to watch? With hundreds of FTA channels, there's a lot more surfing to do.

5. Geeky sense of accomplishment-- When you get your dish motor successfully scanning the whole Clarke Belt +/- a half degree or so, you get a sense of accomplishment that most non-techies can't even begin to understand.
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1. Channels and perspectives from around the world. If you're sick of celebrity gossip disguised as news, check out a few of the 24-hour English News channels or a number of International English news programs.

2. Wild Feeds - catch a small town high school game, a local reporter live on the scene, or even national announcers goofing around during the commercial break.

3. Watch a large number of PBS channels and programs, including HD channels for free!

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1. Keeps me informed of World News w/ perspectives not found in U.S. newscasts.

2. It's a hobby full of surprises especially when you blindscan a particular satellite and find a great feed like a sporting event or awesome breaking news, that's what I call fulfillment.

3. The most frugal way to add fun channels to your existing OTA lineup , who needs a monthly satellite or cable bill.

4. The funnest thing about FTA is all the complimenting accesories such as motors, switches, and extra LNB brackets that allows us to watch more satellites with ease and makes me feel as if I have my own independent cable company LOL.
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why in your opinion it is a GOOD idea for someone to own a true FREE TO AIR satellite system.

1. News feeds giving you access long before anyone else ie: debates and court rooms etc.

2. International and us news from everywhere. Coast to coast in every time zone us and access to world news in many launguages.

3. It free tv! Network channels and movies [even though they might not be brand spankin new movies] However scans can provide feeds of sporting events and movies.

4] No Contract, no monthly bills.
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1. It's free.
2. International TV is fascinating to watch.
3. The challenge of it all is the best!
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RTN LISTING (Galaxy 18 Ku Band and Galaxy 28 C Band )

21 Jump Street
Adam 12
Airwolf
Alfred Hitchcock Hour
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
Alias Smith and Jones
The A-Team
Bachelor Father
Battlestar Galactica
Black Sheep Squadron
The Bold Ones
Buck Rogers
Delvecchio
Dragnet
Ellery Queen
Emergency
The Greatest American Hero
Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries
Harry and the Hendersons
House Calls
Hunter
The Incredible Hulk
Ironside
It Takes A Thief
The Jack Benny Show
Kate and Allie
Knight Rider
Kojak
Laredo
Leave it to Beaver
Magnum P.I.
Marcus Welby M.D.
McHale's Navy
Mickey Spillane's
Mike Hammer
The Monkees
Munsters Today
Night Gallery
Off Beat Cinema
O'Hara U.S. Treasury
Operation Petticoat
The Partridge Family
Quincy
Renegade
The Rockford Files
RTN Mystery Theater
Run For Your Life
The Misadventures of Sheriff Lobo
Simon and Simon
Switch
That's Incredible
Unreliable Sources
The Virginian
Voyagers
Wagon Train

Children's Programming ( Galaxy 18 Ku Band and Galaxy 28 C Band )

Hip Hop Harry
Love2Talk
My Bed Bugs
The Outdoorsman
Wild America

FOX LISTING ( Galaxy 18 Ku Band )

Terminator: The Sarah Conners Chronicles
Prison Break
House
Bones
'Til Death
The Moment of Truth
Kitchen Nighmares
Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader
Don't Forget The Lyrics
Cops
America's Most Wanter
America Fights Back
The Simpsons
King of The Hill
Family Guy
American Dad
MadTV
Talkshow with Spike Feresten
The OT
Do Not Disturb
The Fringe

CW LISTING ( Located on C Band )

Gossip Girl
One Tree Hill
90210
Surviving The Filthy Rich
America's Next Top Model
Stylista
Smallville
Supernatural
Everybody Hates Chris
The Game
Reaper

MYTV LISTING ( Galaxy 18 Ku Band )

The Academy
The Best of In Living Color
Celebraity Expose'
Control Room Presents
Decision House
Jail
Meet My Folks
NFL Network Total Access
Paradise Hotel 2
Street Patrol
The Twilight Zone
Under One Roof
Whacked Out Videos

ABC LISTING ( Galaxy 28 & Galaxy 18 Ku Band )

ABC Now ( News ) ( Was on Galaxy 26 but was relocated to Galaxy 28 temp. )
According To Jim
AFV - America's Funniest Home Videos
All My Children
The Bachelorette
Boston Legal
Brothers & Sisters
Dancing With The Stars
Desperate Housewives
Dirty Sexy Money
Eli Stone
Extreme Makeover: Home Edition
General Hospital
Grey's Anatomy
High School Musical: Get in the Picture
I Survived A Japanese Game Show
Jimmy Kimmel Live!
Life On Mars
Lost
The Mole
One Life To Live
Opportunity Knocks
Private Practice
Pushing Daisies
Samantha Who?
Supernanny
The View
Ugly Betty
Wanna Bet
Wife Swap
Wipeout

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The Adirondacks
Adventure Lodges
Affluenza
Africa
African American Lives
African American World
Africans in America
Aging Out
AIR: America's Investigative Reports
Alan Alda in Scientific American Frontiers
Alcatraz is Not an Island
Amato: A Love Affair with Opera
America at a Crossroads
America Quilts
America Rebuilds I & II
America Responds
American Experience
American Family — Journey of Dreams
American Field Guide
American Flag, The
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American Love Stories
American Masters
American Photography: A Century of Images
The American President
American Prophet: The Story of Joseph Smith
American Roots Music
American Storytellers: The Sensible Thing
American Valor
America's Ballroom Challenge
America's Investigative Reports
America's Walking
An Evening with Quincy Jones
Ancestors in the Americas
And then One Night: The Making of "Dead Man Walking"
And Thou Shalt Honor
Antiques Roadshow
Antiques Roadshow FYI
Antiques Roadshow UK
Arguing the World
Art in the Twenty-First Century
Arthur
Assignment Hanoi
At Close Range With National Geographic
Auschwitz: Inside the Nazi State
Austin City Limits
Australia: Beyond the Fatal Shore
Avoiding Armageddon
Back to the Floor
Backyard Jungle
Barney
Battlefield: Vietnam
Becoming American
Benjamin Franklin
Berenstain Bears
Berga: Soldiers of Another War
Between the Lions
Beyond Brown
Beyond the Border
Big Apple History
Big Time Losers
Bill Moyers Journal
The Black Press
Bloodlines: Technology Hits Home
The Blues
Bob Dylan: No Direction Home
Body & Soul
Bonhoeffer
Boohbah
Boomer Century
The Border
P.O.V.'s Borders
Boulder City
Broadway: The American Musical
A Brooklyn Family Tale
Brother Can You Spare a Billion? The Story of Jesse H. Jones
Brothermen
Brown is the New Green: George Lopez and the American Dream
Buena Vista Social Club
The Buffalo War
Building Big
By the People: Election 2004
Caillou
California and the American Dream
A Capitol Fourth
CARRIER
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Caught In the Crossfire
Century of Quilts
CEO Exchange
Cezanne in Provence
Changing Stages
Character Above All
Character Studies
Chasing the Sun
Children of the Camps
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China From the Inside
Chinatown
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Circle of Stories
Cities of Light: The Rise & Fall of Islamic Spain
Citizen Kurchatov: Stalin's Bomb Maker
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Clifford The Big Red Dog
Closer To Truth
Closing the Achievement Gap
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Commanding Heights: The Battle for the World Economy
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Coyote Waits
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I, Cringely
Crucible of Empire: The Spanish-American War
Cucina Sicilia
Culinary Travels With Dave Eckert
Culture Shock
Curious George
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Daring to Resist: Three Women Face the Holocaust
Death of the Dream: Farmhouses in the Heartland
Deford Bailey: A Legend Lost
PBS KIDS Democracy Project
The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
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Healthcare Crisis: Who's at Risk?
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