Posted by Web Williams on 12/27/72 11:36

Regardless of what type of dish they are, you'll need
some type of receiver. If you want to connect the feedline
to your computer, you'll need a DVB-S card. This is not a
brand name, it's a type of card.

In order to help you, tell us a little about the dishes.
Can you see any logo on them? Dish 500, Dish 300, DirecTV,
Pegasus, PrimeStar? Or are the dishes large (6 feet in
diameter or more?)? Can you post a digital photo of the
dish(es) in question to this newsgroup? All this information
will help us to tell you what you need to know.

Good luck, -Web
Ethnic Satellite Service, Myrtle Beach, SC

In article <1136480617.619924.14370@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>,
pcrkishan@gmail.com says...
> Hi Friends,
>
> I have two dish antennas at the roof of my apartment.They are lying
> abandoned
> for many years.I want to make use of them.Can i receive any signals
> through them ? & If possible how to connect my computer to the dish
> receiver & monitor those signals?I dont have any idea about how to get
> started.Can any one give me a nice suggestion on how to utilize them ?&
> whether any interesting activity can be carried out ? I require a step
> by step complete instruction to carry out all the required
> activities.Please guide me !!!
>
>

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