Via satellite free tv
This past summer I met an emigrant, a US resident, that was here in Azores on vacation. He told me that he pays an x amount of money every month to watch the Portuguese RTP International channel. This, by the way, came as a shock to me because I know fully well that this particular channel, along with many others like it from all over the world, is free to watch and, therefore, you don't have to pay anything to watch them, not a cent.
Its true, all these thousands of free FTA (free to air) channels are free and can be found on the various satellites in the sky.
In order to watch the RTP International channel as well as all these other FTA channels from all over the world you will have to purchase a so called FTA Satellite Receiver. These receivers are relatively cheap and can be purchased in an electronics store or in many online virtual stores. In Portugal, for example, there are several stores online where you can get either a special kit or buy it separately. If you're buying it separately you will need to purchase the FTA Satellite Receiver, the dish antenna along with the LNB and wires and connectors.
The local prices for these receivers vary between 60 and 200 euros. But, on the other hand, if you live outside of Portugal you can either purchase in an electronics store near you or online. Therefore you wont have to pay a lot of money in order to have the free access to all the FTA channels.
Besides the receiver you will also need, as I have mentioned, a satellite dish antenna as well as the LNB. The antennas are available in various sizes and shapes and are fairly cheap.
Its also worth mentioning that the further the satellite is from you the bigger the dish will have to be in order to get all these free channels.
I live in the Azores and, right now, I get about 1000 free TV channels from all over the world. Many countries like France, China, Germany, Russia and India offer now news channels in English 24 hours a day. I am also able to get the Aljazeera International channel along with the BBC News and several others like these. They are all great news channels and broadcast 24 hours a day. Many of these show special documentaries and its all absolutely LEGAL AND FREE.
More information on this subject will be available soon.
Its true, all these thousands of free FTA (free to air) channels are free and can be found on the various satellites in the sky.
In order to watch the RTP International channel as well as all these other FTA channels from all over the world you will have to purchase a so called FTA Satellite Receiver. These receivers are relatively cheap and can be purchased in an electronics store or in many online virtual stores. In Portugal, for example, there are several stores online where you can get either a special kit or buy it separately. If you're buying it separately you will need to purchase the FTA Satellite Receiver, the dish antenna along with the LNB and wires and connectors.
The local prices for these receivers vary between 60 and 200 euros. But, on the other hand, if you live outside of Portugal you can either purchase in an electronics store near you or online. Therefore you wont have to pay a lot of money in order to have the free access to all the FTA channels.
Besides the receiver you will also need, as I have mentioned, a satellite dish antenna as well as the LNB. The antennas are available in various sizes and shapes and are fairly cheap.
Its also worth mentioning that the further the satellite is from you the bigger the dish will have to be in order to get all these free channels.
I live in the Azores and, right now, I get about 1000 free TV channels from all over the world. Many countries like France, China, Germany, Russia and India offer now news channels in English 24 hours a day. I am also able to get the Aljazeera International channel along with the BBC News and several others like these. They are all great news channels and broadcast 24 hours a day. Many of these show special documentaries and its all absolutely LEGAL AND FREE.
More information on this subject will be available soon.
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posted by Jorge M. Gonçalves at
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