- BVN can be received free-to-air, 24 hours a day in Australia and New Zealand with a digital satellite receiver via the Optus D2 satellite on 152 degrees east.
- In these regions all you need is a modern free-to-air (FTA) DVB receiver and a good quality satellite dish.
- The size of dish required will depend on where you intend to receive BVN. The correct size of satellite dish is extremely important for good interference-free reception.
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Our broadcasts are listed under BVN in the Electronic Programme Guide (EPG).
|
Satellite |
Optus D2 |
|
Transponder |
7 |
|
Position |
152 degrees east |
|
Frequencies |
12.706 GHz (more channels, incl. BVN) 12.644 GHz (specificaly BVN) |
|
Polarization |
Vertical |
|
Symbol Rate |
22.500 |
|
System |
DVB-S |
|
FEC |
3/4 |
