Dream Satellite vs PLDT Satellite (coming soon)

**explorer** · May 26th, 2005 02:27 PM

Originally Posted by OTO

You have to be under the line of sight of the satellite to receive a signal from any satellite. PLDT's service will probably be as expensive sa Dream. I also read that Tonyboy C. (stockholder of PLDT and Dream) was invited to merge with the PLDT/Echostar partnership. I hope they bring in US HD (high definition) programing. That would pretty much warrant the extra price of subscring to satellite against much cheaper cable.

di ba yung line of sight of satellite can cover an area as wide as the whole ASEAN region?

**OTO** · May 26th, 2005 05:23 PM

Tama si theveed satellites are only ideal if your area isnt serviced by cable or if you're really particular about your TV viewing.

For more info go to http://www.dream.com.ph/main.asp?p=productinfo

**yebo** · May 26th, 2005 10:03 PM

line of sight means exactly that, straight line from satelite to the satelite dish. pag may building ka na katabi blocking that line, or even high voltage wires blocking that line of sight you will need to relocate your dish.

after din ng storm pag hindi maganda kabit ng dish mo you will need to reposition the dish. konting misalignment lang yan snow na lang makikita mo, or some message saying "no signal error, align your sat dish..." then you will need a pair of 2-way radios, one for you on the roof and another for the one watching the tv, at mapapaos kayo kakasigaw ng instructions like "ayan lapit na, naku nawala! balik mo balik!..."

pag naubos din yung prepaid card yari ka, mawala na lang bigla signal with the message "sorry, bayad ka muna...". sa cable pwede ka di bayad ng 1 month ehehehe!

**boybi** · May 26th, 2005 10:19 PM

meron kaming Dream TV sa office (ang layo kasi, walang landline and cable), kapag nag expire na yung load ng prepaid, meron pa rin naman ilang mga free channels na mapapanood.

**RedHorse** · May 26th, 2005 11:08 PM

Originally Posted by OTO

Tama si theveed satellites are only ideal if your area isnt serviced by cable or if you're really particular about your TV viewing.

For more info go to http://www.dream.com.ph/main.asp?p=productinfo

encrypted na rin signal ng skycable/home cable starting this year, unang tatamaan yong mga village/highrise condo etc.. so, per receiver na rin ang subscription di na uubra ang splitter.... skycable will price the receiver somewhere 2.5k to 3k petots

dadami papakabit ng ernie baron antennae he he he

**qman** · May 27th, 2005 02:06 AM

pagka umuulan apektado ang serbisyo ng dream madalas no signal at
saka me ppv channel sila 50 pesos ata. Kung Nokia ang box mo me kuha mo ang games kung 750 subcription mo.

**OTO** · May 27th, 2005 02:06 AM

Originally Posted by RedHorse

encrypted na rin signal ng skycable/home cable starting this year, unang tatamaan yong mga village/highrise condo etc.. so, per receiver na rin ang subscription di na uubra ang splitter.... skycable will price the receiver somewhere 2.5k to 3k petots

dadami papakabit ng ernie baron antennae he he he

That's good part of the bill we pay to the cable operators cover the illegal connection.

What's a ernie baron antenna?

**qman** · May 27th, 2005 02:11 AM

sana matuloy ang pldt at me history channel

**RedHorse** · May 27th, 2005 07:12 AM

Originally Posted by OTO

That's good part of the bill we pay to the cable operators cover the illegal connection.

What's a ernie baron antenna?

aerial antenna for free tv, made/developed by a lopez company...

**pissword** · May 27th, 2005 09:34 AM

prepaid na ba ang dream ngayon? dati diba 4K a month nalang siya.. not very expensive na rin considering na siya lang ang choice mo pag malalayong lugar