What is telefonica - ABA DSS

tcshady · June 18th, 2009

I'm kinda new to this site ,I noticed that the last few bins for viewsat ultralite were for telefonica. What is telefonica and how can I get it?

**boboisno1** · June 18th, 2009

It's another sat for South American users.

**desan** · June 18th, 2009

Q's
boboison is that replacing the old files and would we still get the same channles and would it still be ecostar 119.0w and 110.0w or would have to redirect the dish
please let us know

Thank you

**hfajardoe1** · June 19th, 2009

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Originally Posted by desan

Q's
boboison is that replacing the old files and would we still get the same channles and would it still be ecostar 119.0w and 110.0w or would have to redirect the dish
please let us know

Thank you

I need to know that also. Please experts give us a hint.

**bigevil69** · June 19th, 2009

these are for a south american provider and will not bring back the dn channels

Vikinggods · June 22nd, 2009

I think the question everyone is aking is - Can you pickup Telefonica in N.America with VS and existing dish and LNB? By existing I mean the stuff we have been using so far.

Vikinggods · June 22nd, 2009

Maybe I answered my own question on Lingsat. Near as I can tell its at 61.0deg, its available in N.America on C-band and KU-band but you probably need a 30" dish if you live on the edges. How am I doing so far?

dblinkous · July 21st, 2009

if it's on c and ku that means you will need a linear lnbf so no it's not the stuff we have been using and why don't you spell out a little bit more is it all in spanish, in other words a waist of time for most of us? and if it's on ku isn't it free anyway why do we need a file for it? if it is encrypted why isn't there more encrypted ku stuff going on? what's the name of the sat - 61.0 doesn't help me home in on it at all. 61.0 deg what west? east north south?

Vikinggods · July 21st, 2009

Dink,
I think I was asking the same questions you are. Can someone in North America recieve Telefonica with existing small dish equip. and if not, what equipment is required? Since my 2 confusing posts I think the answer is 'no'. There are bins for Telefonica available which is what started the inquiry.
Yes Telefonica is all in Spanish and Porteguese(?), very scary its like they have a different word for everything. 61Deg is 61 Deg, from where I am that's to the east. And its waste not waist.