can this receiver work in the philippine?
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This receiver works with several satellites, in the menu there are several to choose from. I do not know that satellites are covered in the philippines. I recommend a website called lingsat, there you can see which satellites have coverage in your country. You can watch FTA channels, which are free, each satellite has a number of free channels.
300590
Hello, No this item is designed for 120v so No it would not work safely in the Phillipines. You need to order a 220 volt version which is standard in the UK and Europe. Here is a link to help you understand the variations copy and paste this link, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mains_electricity_by_country. Try ebay or Amazon for a 220 v version. Cheers, Paul.
144394
The box itself can work anywhere, however, that is assuming that a normal receiver can tune into a satellite. This box is intended for Free to air satellites, if that is what you are looking to do, this box will serve the purpose well.
1776410
Yes! I bought this phone and I gave it to my sister she lived in the Philippines.
2190663
HI!I would like to know if I can use this phone N95-4 to Philippines. I am planning to to get this phone for use here AT&T; but I am planning for our vacation in the Philippines soon and I'm wondering if I can use this phone. Any help would be very appreciated. thank you
1619803
Yes - assuming that any of the GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz signals are available in the Philippines - like the rest of the world.
2108698
It should work as long as you have an adapter for the plugs. Worked very well in Thailand.
1867982
Yes it'll work in another country so long as there are Wi-Fi signals it can connect to, then you are good to go. I used my Playbook in the Philippines without any problems. However for those who are using 3 or 4G, while it may work so long as the GSM and CDMA signals are compatible with your unit; be careful about the high roaming fees that may be accessed to your account - something that's no need to worry about so long as you're using Wi-Fi.
1840251
Yes it can be used any where in the world, but check with your country to see the allowable frequencies
174224
I am sorry, I live in The Bahamas so I don't know if it will work in the Philpppines. However, if the phone is an unlocked international version, another sim card should work.
1399678
I'm in Ecuador. but the phone is unlocked, you should search if in Philippines work 850/900/1800/1900 frequencies
1185666
Yes. Bought it for my dad and he brought it home with him in the philippines. Works just perfectly there.
826890
I'm not sure about this. I sent mine to the Philippines because it was a phony and didn't really work. I found it was a "no good" item.
868363
The Xperia Z will work with GSM carriers in the Philippines, however you would have to confirm with the carriers there regarding specific cell phone plans.Thank you.Customer support @ phonesnbeyond
786848
Craig, Yes you may purchase this item to be shipped within the US and then reship it to the Philippines. We hope this will be of help to you.
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It should work. According to Wikipedia the Americas, South Korea, Taiwan and the Philippines all operate on the same frequency bandwidth (~470-805 Mhz) for UHF. Antennas are generally physically tuned to a certain bandwidth, so they can receive other broadcast signals but the gain is much lower so receiving channels in the VHF band (generally low number channels) may not work unless you are extremely close to the broadcast source. This antenna is omnidirectional so its range is not that great, depending on how far you are from the source and the broadcast power you may need something larger, like a Antennas Direct DB-2. I have had good luck with it in the city. It should work. According to Wikipedia the Americas, South Korea, Taiwan and the Philippines all operate on the same frequency bandwidth (~470-805 Mhz) for UHF. Antennas are generally physically tuned to a certain bandwidth, so they can receive other broadcast signals but the gain is much lower so receiving channels in the VHF band (generally low number channels) may not work unless you are extremely close to the broadcast source. This antenna is omnidirectional so its range is not that great, depending on how far you are from the source and the broadcast power you may need something... » Read More It should work. According to Wikipedia the Americas, South Korea, Taiwan and the Philippines all operate on the same frequency bandwidth (~470-805 Mhz) for UHF. Antennas are generally physically tuned to a certain bandwidth, so they can receive other broadcast signals but the gain is much lower so receiving channels in the VHF band (generally low number channels) may not work unless you are extremely close to the broadcast source. This antenna is omnidirectional so its range is not that great, depending on how far you are from the source and the broadcast power you may need something larger, like a Antennas Direct DB-2. I have had good luck with it in the city. « Show Less
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You may be able to use it. I am from south pacific n it sure works in my are .