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DrSat · 2012-08-18, 05:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by magnet

HITS is a method to legally pay for USA channels using a 6 foot tall BUD (Big-Ugly Dish) using C-band. I believe you can find pricing by googling 4DTV pricing.

HITS TV works using a 1.65m or larger dish fixed on the 105W satellite. More info on pricing and packages is available at http://hitstv.drsat.ca

Regards,

Dr. Sat

Francois Caron · 2012-08-18, 09:33 PM

If a satellite signal isn't encrypted (compression doesn't count as it's not "protection"), you can legally receive it in Canada.

I actually miss the Japanese Iron Chef. Some of the main ingredients were downright weird!

BKman74 · 2012-08-19, 07:32 PM

i liked the theme song of iron chef japan. it has nostalgic value.

tomas · 2012-09-18, 04:44 PM

I find it that there is more and more cooking segments on general talk shows mornings and afternoons on many regular channels not specialty. Seems like this is an easy way to grab viewers into watching something cook.

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2012-08-18, 09:33 PM	#17
Francois Caron Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 1,368	If a satellite signal isn't encrypted (compression doesn't count as it's not "protection"), you can legally receive it in Canada. I actually miss the Japanese Iron Chef. Some of the main ingredients were downright weird!

2012-08-19, 07:32 PM	#18
BKman74 Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Vancouver, BC - CIS 430-500 Posts: 142	i liked the theme song of iron chef japan. it has nostalgic value.

2012-09-18, 04:44 PM	#19
tomas Rookie Join Date: Sep 2012 Posts: 6	I find it that there is more and more cooking segments on general talk shows mornings and afternoons on many regular channels not specialty. Seems like this is an easy way to grab viewers into watching something cook.