The short answer is yes. I have been receiving Sky for years without a phone line connected. The only reason for the phone line is to give you extra services which might cost you, and some test services which in all probability you won't need.
it is not required to view sat tv, but in order to order pay per view programs it is as it is through the phone line that this "order" is sent. It is also required if you wish the caller ID to work on your TV.
The jacks on the back of the caller ID unit labeled, `phone` attaches to the satellite box and the one labeled, `line`, attaches to the phone line.
The best way to tv, phone and cable would be by contacting time warner cable and purchasing these services through them, and the best way to get satellite would be through a satellite company.
Yes, they can if you get the right company and plan.
Unless you're gonna blow your wad on pay-per-view...don't do it. It's just there to take your money.Connecting a phone line to a satellite TV receiver allows you to download updates, pay bills through receiver and purchase pay-per-view programs.
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.
Get satellite TV.
No, but you won't be able to order movies without calling the customer service line.
The best way to hookup a satellite receiver to a VoIP phone system is simply contacting your service provider and ask them for assistance.
Did you mean a stellite TV, phone or navigation system? The answer will depend on what type of satellite service you are looking for. If its satellite TV id first make sure you can get service in your area.
DirecTV also has the ability to bundle your television service with High-Speed Satellite Internet. Their High-Speed Satellite Internet is powered by Wildblue and requires a second satellite dish, one that is for internet only. They offer it to most regular subscribers in the continental United States. It usually costs about $199 + S&H upfront and ranges in price from $39.99 to $69.99 a month for the first year. The packages are dependent on which speed you prefer. The speeds range from 512 Kbps for the lowest package to 1.5 Mbps for the highest package. These speeds as "up to" and are not guaranteed at all times. For more info regarding DirecTV's High-Speed Satellite Internet powered by Wildblue see the related links. ==Another Answer== Dry loop from your local phone company. A Dry Loop is a DSL line that has no telephone drop associated with it. There is never a "dial tone" or permanent electrical potential, as a voice line would have. Dry loops sometimes require an additional charge that, in some cases, may be as much or more as the landline costs. This however seems to be changing, and dry loops are now in some cases available at no additional cost, beyond the DSL Internet connection charges. High-speed Internet service is available from HughesNet and it does not require a separate phone line. This offsets the higher price of satellite Internet.
You can get satellite TV to work virtually anywhere as long as you have a clear line of sight for the signal. Each company (e.g. Dish satellite , DirecTV) has different satellite orbitals, so it will vary by company as to where your Dish is pointed.