How can I you get Malaysian satellite dish box etc I already have a Philippine satellite set up is it possible to use this equipment to get Malaysian transmissions?

Astro - Malaysian satellite television - was created on 1996-06-01.

The first Philippine satellite is Aguila II, launched in August 20, 1997.

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No. You must have a satellite receiver connected to the satellite dish that will decode the satellite transmissions and present it for display on your TV set.

"It requires a satellite dish, as well as coaxial cables to connect the satellite to the modem. You might have to pay for the equipment."

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A satellite communication simply bounces a radio or data wave to another satellite or a receiver on earth. Satellites all act as giant relays for data transmissions.

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Yes, there is a store where you can purchase satellite TV equipment supply. You can get them at www.videonetwork.org and www.directsattv.com/directv/orderdtv.html

satelites are used to relay t.v transmissions which are transmitted over electromagnetic wave

A downlink signal; a Ka Band signal

Yes, you will need both new equipment (MPEG-4 equipment) and a different, probably more expensive service from your satellite company.

There are a few pieces of equipment that one needs in order to watch a satellite television channel. The first thing one needs is a satellite dish and the second is a receiver box.

Satellite Dish is a dish-shaped type of parabolic antenna designed to receive microwaves from communications satellites, which transmit data transmissions or broadcasts, such as satellite television.

A downlink signal A Ka Band signal

Sure, if you have the equipment to haul it with.

They interfere with all types of RF (radio / TV) transmission / reception.

You will need to return the converter boxes in order to stop the billing for them. You do not usually have to return the actual satellite.

I have a Toshiba Satellite and want to know what type of equipment I need to use my printer remotely with this laptop.

The best way to block a satellite TV signal is to buy a piece of equipment that does exactly that. The most popular satellite TV blocker is called a jammer.

The kind of equipment that you need in order to receive HD channels on your television set, is cable box receiver, or a satellite receiver and a satellite dish for one single television set.

Satellite Internet access is provided via a geostationary satellite at broadband speeds or a Low Earth Orbit satellite at slower speeds. While many people worldwide have access to satellite Internet in addition to more common options such as DSL and cable, it is the only option available for people in areas where traditional land-based Internet is not available, such as when on a ship or in a remote area. There are two main types of satellite Internet access: two-way and one-way. Two-way access uses a satellite for both outgoing (upload) and incoming (download) transmissions while one-way access uses a satellite for incoming transmissions only. In the case of one-way access, outgoing transmissions are sent via a traditional telephone line. The average download speed of satellite Internet is 1 Mbps while upload speed varies between 56 Kbps with one-way access and 256 Kbps with two-way access. In the United States, there are four major providers of satellite Internet access: HughsNet, SkyWay, StarBand, and WildBlue. Satellite Internet access purchased through a satellite television provider is through one of these access providers. In a typical scenario, which illustrates two-way access, a satellite dish is installed at the consumer’s home or business that both receives incoming transmissions and sends outgoing transmissions. In both cases, the transmissions are processed by a satellite modem connected to a computer. The outgoing signal from the consumer’s satellite is sent to a satellite in space and from there to the Internet service provider. In response, the service provider retrieves the requested data from the Internet and sends it back to the satellite in space which then sends it back to the consumer. With one-way access, the outgoing transmission travels through a telephone line to the service provider. The incoming transmission process does not change. The main advantage of satellite Internet is that it is available anywhere on Earth. However, the disadvantages outweigh this. The main disadvantage is its low speed when compared to DSL or cable. Due to the large distance between the satellite and Earth, there is often a long delay between the moment the signal is broadcast and the moment it reaches its destination. Other disadvantages include interruptions due to inclement weather, the necessity of having a clear line of sight between the consumer’s satellite and the satellite in space, and the high cost.

Your best bet for finding information on satellite tv equipment in the the Reno, NV area is online. Visit www.dishnetwork.com or www.directv.com for a listing of all their dealers in your area.

Yes, in a heavy rain or snow, reception on Dish Network or DirectTV drops out. The weather at the time blocks the signal temporarily. Also sunspots and solar flares affect satellite transmissions also. There are ways to minimize this, such as multiple satellite dish receptions and etc.