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Hi All,<br /><br />From what I can gather, the only free to air Greek channels are:<br /><br />Optus B3 - ERT, RIKSat (conjecture as to if this is really Greek anyway)<br />PAS - Ant Pacific (until January anyway)<br /><br />Is this right?<br /><br />I am a newbie to satellite, and from what I can gather, there are different providers... is that right? How does it all work? I'm currently using UBI (I think on the Optus B3 network) and can only get ERT and RIKSat. What can I do to get Antenna Pacific? Do I need to move my dish and connect to PAS or can I just setup another transponder? If I move my dish, I gather that means that I will lose ERT and RIKSat.<br /><br />Sorry for all the newbie questions, I'm sure there are simple answers....<br /><br />Thanks,<br />goulin
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