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can anyone tell me if it is possible to recieve any thai tv channels with my sky equipment ?
i asked at sky and the guy told me to buy a satellite magazine,and look for the frequency,then use "add channels" i have a feeling its not that easy,!!!!! :? regards |
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Thai TV Global Network HotBird 8 13 E 12207 H 27500 3/4 FTA HB8
Europe © www.flysat.com/tv-th.php BH ![]()
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Hi pico
![]() No, I don't think it's that easy either! I assume you're in the UK? The Thaicom satellites are below the horizon in the UK, so no way to receive them. Maybe there are Thai channels on satellites you can see - hopefully the other members here will know of something. The Sky digibox is pretty hopeless anyway. If there was something available in the UK you would be better off getting a different receiver. The Sky box can only physically receive some of the many channels available, as it has been 'crippled' by Sky. [edit] Ah, I see BlackHawk has found you something ![]() An FTA receiver like the Technomate TM-1000D would do you in that case, but you'll either need an additional dish or a larger dish than the one you have & fitted with two LNBs
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Yep, the Hotbird option is about the only thing viable. The link below lists free Thai TV available on Satellite and it seems most of them will be difficult if not impossible to receive in the UK. None of the is listed as being on 'Sky' i.e. 28E.
http://www.lyngsat.com/freetv/Thailand.html
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http://wwitv.com/portal.htm?http://w...vision/204.htm
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DMC Tv(Dhammakaya Media Channel),is also available on Hotbird.
Their website has a live broadcast of the channel:http://www.dmc.tv/# As does Thai TV Global Network:http://www.thaitvnetwork.com/ |
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There are no Thai TV channels available on Sky. There are 2 on Hotbird, and a radio channel
Thai Global (once described to me as being quivalent to Channel 5 in quality!) Dhamma (religious) Bankok 95FM Thats it in Europe - you will need to go for a slingbox or webstreaming.
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