Incidentally, the topic has been covered in the forum before - use the SEARCH button using Indovision as the search term. Perhaps you can get someone in Indonesia/Asia to purchase a subscription on your behalf. Your location will have a bearing on this.Īs Indovision is a pay-tv service, a subscription will be necessary and not necessarily available for Australia. Obviously, adequate dish size will also be an important factor for reliable reception, but I notice the footprint at does not cover Australia, so further research will be required. You will probably need to contact an Asian supplier - perhaps. You will need an S-band LNB, but I doubt that you will be able to obtain one in Australia.
The Indovision service from SAS7 at 108.2 east is definitely S-band. In satellite communications, it is customary to refer to frequencies between 3.2 GHz to 4.2 GHz as C-band, while frequencies around 2.5 GHz are referred to as S-band. having a different standard for waveguide measurement - perhaps someone else can elaborate or correct me. Unfortunately in practice, it's still more than a little confusing, caused if my memory serves me correctly, by the U.S. The various band designations are indicated by frequency, in accordance with the IEEE designation - see IEEE Standard Letter Designations for Radar-Frequency Bands, and.
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