Can I receive a satellite signal in Afghanistan?
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This dish can be used to receive circular polarity and linear polarity Ku signals. It works on many down links world wide. The Input Frequency Range of the circular polarities are: 18.3-18.8 GHz & 19.7-20.2 GHz.
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Yes you can, I used it as tablet basically for about 4 months in Afghanistan. Only using the wifi, it worked fine for all my app, emails and web. I hope this helps
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NO. It's not like a cellphone or satellite radio service that requires a subscription. The Global Positioning System is a constellation of satellites put up by the US Government. Each one broadcasts a signal that can be used to triangulate your position anywhere on the Earth (with reasonable exposure and reception of the signals, meaning it won't work underground, etc). Your tax dollars already pay for the signals and research to make the antenna small enough to be practical. The wiki page for GPS give more background on it, and things like http://library.thinkquest.org/05aug/01390/animation.htm give animations explaining the basics.
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If you sign up for direct tv than yes http://www.directv.com/international/filipino. If you do they should be provided a dish and a satellite tuner but there will be a monthly subscription. You won't be able to get signal from actual Filipino satellites.
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I never been in Afghanistan but this unlocked of Huawei is wonderful. Just put sim card of any network, it'll work.I used it in mali and guinea
418571
Sorry, can't answer that question. I don't work with any satellite antennas. I only work with TV antennas that receive local TV stations.
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Any. It provides as good a signal from all satellites as possible. However, it won't work through dense trees.
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I believe it can pickup signals as far as costa Rica. I am not sure if there's enough FTA channels available there.
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Of course not. The unit must be registered with Dish to receive signals. If you are trying to steal satellite service, you will have to find a different way.
378227
No issues here. If you want satellite reception this is not a viable choice.
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Not sure, I suppose if you're in the states you may need some type of international plan with your satellite carrier.
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I assume it will work anywhere that you can get a gsm signal, but I don't know for sure.
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I don't know about satellite, but I have DSL and I get a full signal up to about 50 feet sway.Works great out to about 100 yards.
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You do know that this is a WiFi adapter for computers, right? There are no satellite signals involved, just an internet gateway in or near your house. If you are looking for something for Dish TV, this isn't what you want. P.S. it works fine for me, picks up more connections around the neigborhood than the WiFi built into my laptop.
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Yes. You will need a satellite dish. At least 2ft diameter for Ku band and 6 to 10 ft for C band. Google C Band antennas.
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I'm in Afghanistan right now. I'm using the Afghan network which is Roshan.I don't know if it woks with T-mobile.
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Don't see why not, as long as your antenna/lnb is aligned to that satellite, and it is available in your region, the receiver will support it. Software update might be required