All of Brazilian TV are on BRAZILSAT B2 & B3 which are beamed at South America only. None are available in the USA. Sorry![]()
How can I pick up Brazilian TV via satellite. I am located in New York area and would also like to know what equipment I need.
Thank You
All of Brazilian TV are on BRAZILSAT B2 & B3 which are beamed at South America only. None are available in the USA. Sorry![]()
Is Record Internacional Europa on Hispasat 1C? I live in Jacksonville, fl. please, let me know
Thanks
yes it's on there but on a euorpe beam so you can't receive it in north america.Originally Posted by mshahin415
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Rainman's Equipment
Undien 4600,DSR 922, Fortec Ultra, Satworks 3618, Sathawk pvr 800
2 Fortec Mercury II, Fortec Classic NA, DVB World USB 2104D
8.5' Orbitron polar C Ku dish, 8.5' Birdview HH C Ku dish
100cm Fortec dish, 90cm Fortec dish
2 DG-240 HH motors, Co Rotor II feed horn
Norsat 8515 C band lnb, Norsat 4506A Ku lnb
BSC-621-2 Lnbf, Invacom QPH-031 Lnbf
Invacom SNH-031 Lnbf, Fortec Fsku-v universal Lnbf
V-Box, G-box
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Brazilian TV available in the USA:
Satelite Intelsat 805 55.5 °W - C Band
TV Capixaba (Rede Bandeirantes) - Freq: 3932V - SR: 3255 - FEC: 3/4
Satelite Amazonas 61.0 °W - C Band
Woohoo - Freq: 3926V - SR: 5356 - FEC: 3/4
TV Cidade (Rede Record) - Freq: 4137H - SR: 3409 - FEC: 3/4
Satelite PAS 1R 45.0 °W - C Band
TV Aldeia (Rede Cultura) - Freq: 3742V - SR: 4444 - FEC: 3/4
ULBRA TV (Independent) - Freq: 4133V - SR: 3255 - FEC: 3/4
NSS 806 40.5 °W - C Band
TV Jornal (Rede SBT) - Freq: 3653R - SR: 5924 - FEC: 3/4
Rede União (Independent) - Freq: 3664R - SR: 2170 - FEC: 3/4
Canção Nova Internacional (Rede Canção Nova) - Freq: 3986L - SR: 3179 - FEC: 3/4
Telstar 12 15.0 °W - Ku Band
TV PAMPA (Rede Record) - Freq: 12175H - SR: 3504 - FEC: 3/4
Recomended:
C Band: Dish of 2,60 m
Ku Band: Dish of 1,50 m
WRN Brazil
WRN
Thanks for pointing out the Brazil channels available in the USA. Since most people here are only using KU band dishes around 90cm, none of these channels will be available to the avergae FTA user.
I am a new to all this. I live in W.Va. and I still haven't purchased any equipment. I am debating between a 90-cm dish and a 120-cm dish.
I too would like to get Brazilian programming in Portuguese. As I look at footprint maps I am slightly encouraged that 120cm might be enough to get some of them. Is this correct?
Roughly, could someone tell me by what percentage will the number of free channels that are available to me go up should I upgrade from a 90-cm dish to a 120-cm dish?
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