The BBC Americas TV feed is a free-to-air satellite television service that broadcasts BBC programming to North and South America. The feed is available on Intelsat 55W, a geostationary satellite located at 55 degrees west longitude.
The BBC Americas TV feed can be received by satellite dish owners with a compatible receiver. The following are the frequency and polarization information for the BBC Americas TV feed on Intelsat 55W:
- Frequency: 3940 MHz
- Polarisation: Horizontal
- Symbol Rate: 5422 symb/s
The BBC Americas TV feed includes a variety of programming, including news, documentaries, dramas, comedies, and children's programming. The schedule can be found on the BBC Americas website.
To receive the BBC Americas TV feed, you will need the following:
- A satellite dish with a minimum 60-inch diameter
- A compatible satellite receiver
- An LNB that is compatible with the frequency of the BBC Americas TV feed
Once you have all of the necessary equipment, you can follow these steps to receive the BBC Americas TV feed:
- Point your satellite dish at Intelsat 55W.
- Select the appropriate input on your satellite receiver.
- Tune your satellite receiver to the frequency and polarization information listed above.
Once you have completed these steps, you should be able to view the BBC Americas TV feed.
Benefits of Receiving the BBC Americas TV Feed
There are a number of benefits to receiving the BBC Americas TV feed. These include:
- Access to a wide variety of programming from the BBC, one of the world's leading broadcasters
- Free-to-air service, so there are no subscription fees
- High-quality picture and sound
If you are interested in receiving the BBC Americas TV feed, I encourage you to follow the instructions above. You can also find more information on the BBC Americas website.
