sat dish and receiver doubt

Gladstones said:
You are on the right page dbw is signal power in decibel watt more power small dish required. No it’s not necessary to buy such a big dish
Signals can be ku or c band
Purple colour signal map is for c band which requires a big dish and light red colour map is for ku band which require small dish. Nowadays ku band is used
You are better off buying a small dish maybe 80 cm , ku band Lnb , any fta basic receiver , some f connectors and cable to connect lnb to the receiver.
Then learn how to align a dish to high signal satellite in your area.
That’s the only way to learn.
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Hi! Thank you once again! In terms of a fta basic receiver, it seems that are good reviews about the amiko 8155hd, do you know if its a good choice for feeds? Thank you!
 
a33 said:

Sport Events - SportEventz | Live sports schedule on TV

SportEventz provides TV and satellite sports schedules with broadcasting channel details such as frequency, channel - free and encrypted. SportEventz also provides detailed channel information for unencrypted (free) sport events. Get everything that's live on sat.
www.sporteventz.com www.sporteventz.com
This website gives an impression of what you can receive of soccer transmissions on certain satellites/websites, FTA or with subsciption.

Apart from that, there are websites that publish actual feeds. For instance here: DXtv.de | Feeds

Greetz,
A33
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Hi! Thank you! In that site for today for example there are a lot of games but if the button "Free channel only" is clicked there are very less games. That games that appear on that site as "Free channel only" are being transmitted by Sat so we with a dish and a receiver we can watch them. And the games that are not "Free channel only" are being transmitted by fiber and so with a dish and a receiver we cannot watch them. Its that it?
 
Channel Hopper said:
There are plenty of feeds and channels putting out football on satellite. The issue is usually the leagues and teams being shown are not exactly what the viewer wants to watch.
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Hi! Do you know some site or something where is possible to check what are the football games that are put on satellite? Thank you!
 
Channel Hopper said:
There are plenty of feeds and channels putting out football on satellite. The issue is usually the leagues and teams being shown are not exactly what the viewer wants to watch.
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Yup.

The FTA ones are often being played somewhere in the Middle East, North Africa or Western Eurasia between teams that no-one from Europe has ever heard of - or else they are repeats of European feeds that were previously "hacked" (and thus the matches finished hours/days before you can watch them on those FTA channels)!
 
This site has listings of where most big league football is broadcast both via satellite and online, though will be more complete closer to the start of the season:
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https://liveonsat.com/

As you are in Portugal you have a better chance than most of us to receive MENA beams from various satellites, which broadcast subscription services such as beIN Sports.
 
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