Using Nfusion true fta?

[celltech]

hope not a repitious comment,but what channels can I reciecve fta in Tenn.I bought Nfusion, it as an fta but could not aford a motor dish etc.its hopefully something has to be free .IT has a purpose,also apoligize but what kind of,dish motor etc would i need

[torpainter]

I,ve moved you here to the true fta section so the experts can help you

[Gold]

hope not a repitious comment,but what channels can I reciecve fta in Tenn.I bought Nfusion, it as an fta but could not aford a motor dish etc.its hopefully something has to be free .IT has a purpose,also apoligize but what kind of,dish motor etc would i need

You know a few months ago I would recommend a motorized 36" dish, but now I would say check around in your area for an old BUD (Big Ugly Dish)...

A lot of times you can get them free & if you get the right kind you can pick up C band & Ku band signals...

The nFusion to be honest is not a good choice for FTA, especially for beginners. It can be done, but it's kinda like learning to drive a stick shift in San Francisco. I

[Costactc]

hope not a repitious comment,but what channels can I reciecve fta in Tenn.I bought Nfusion, it as an fta but could not aford a motor dish etc.its hopefully something has to be free .IT has a purpose,also apoligize but what kind of,dish motor etc would i need

Depends on what type of programming your looking for. A motor is recommended because channels are scattered amongst sats and a linear lnb is a must. You'll also need a dish of at least 30", even though I would recommend 39"-48".
If your looking for alot of channels, Gal 19 at 97w has about 150 open channels. However, as Gold mentioned, nf is not very fta compatible but will work.

[secheltpaul]

Yes
You can get FTA in TENN. You need a standard linear L N B F
You need a minimum of a 30’’ dish but would follow costactc’s advice
And get a 4foot dish. have a look at lyngsat.com to see what’s out there for free.