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A Free to Air Satellite (FTA) receiver refers to a satellite receiver that is designed to receive unencrypted FTA satellite transmissions. Using these satellite receivers, you can legally receive TV signals without a subscription. The signal is usually encoded in an MPEG-2 video and may be limited geographically. In some places around the world, people can receive encrypted Free to Air satellite channels through the UHF and VHF band. The channels transmitted through Free to Air satellite are received by utilizing a common MPEG-2 video compatible satellite receiver. Many people use FTA to receive thousands of satellite TV channels free of charge. The equipment needed for you to enjoy the free programming includes a FTA receiver (provided by such sites as incrediblefta.com) and a satellite dish within the specifications required by the satellite you want to access. However, many satellites only require a standard DTV compliant dish that can be easily found in any satellite TV or electronic store. Both C-band and K-Band dishes work just fine. If you wish to receive channels from more than one satellite, you will also need to have an antenna motor. And then of course you will need a LNBF, or Low Noise Block down-converter Feedhorn.

Once you have acquired the two pieces of hardware, you may then start aiming the dish to find the free to air channels available in your area. In order to complete this, you need to have a coaxial cable running from where the dish is to the FTA receiver, which should be connected to your television. Usually this is the most difficult part for some. Though pointing the dish is not very difficult, many people would prefer to hire an experienced person agile enough to fix it on the roof of the house in order to capture the strongest signal.

Before doing that, it would be advisable to look for online resources, possibly by checking out a couple of FTA support websites. The quality sites, like incrediblefta.com, will support you with the current FTA keys, files, software, updates and troubleshooting help. If you are going to pay for FTA support, test out the site by sending them an email and taking note of how long it takes them to reply and if you get a true response or an automated message.

Once that is done, then you may go about the business of pointing the dish. You will need to go to the options of the FTA receiver and select the actual satellite that you will point at. It is also likely that you will be required to load some firmware updates for your receiver. The FTA keys will need to be entered manually, and so you should familiarize yourself with this process before you begin. Entering FTA keys usually involves entering the set up screen of the receiver that you own and finding the key code section of the setup. A key point to remember is that each satellite receiver is different and the settings may vary, but take your time and follow the directions included explicitly and you will be watching your FTA channels in no time.