estonian tv in ireland

martinb

Im looking to find out what size dish i would need for westmeath area what lnb i would need and transponders frequency for the channels i think there are six estonian channels in total. Hope someone can help me thanks

snaps

As far as I know they are on the 2 satellites at 5 east. They are part of the Viasat package. I think only 1 channel would be receivable here ETV2, Kanal 2 and Kanal 11 (On the Europe beam) as the others are all on the Nordic beam, which means the satellite signal is extremely weak in this part of Europe.

Oh welcome to boards martinb

dxhound2005

snaps wrote: »

As far as I know they are on the 2 satellites at 5 east. They are part of the Viasat package. I think only 1 channel would be receivable here ETV2, Kanal 2 and Kanal 11 (On the Europe beam) as the others are all on the Nordic beam, which means the satellite signal is extremely weak in this part of Europe.

Oh welcome to boards martinb

Correct. This is the list of 8 Estonian language channels, two originating in Sweden. A 80 cm dish would probably be enough for the Europe beam but there is no chance of the Nordic beam.

http://en.kingofsat.net/freqs.php?&pos=4.8E&standard=All&ordre=freq&filtre=no&cl=est&aff=zap#etv2-ee

Anyway it is probably not possible to subscribe to Viasat in Ireland and it is very expensive in any case. There appears to be only one Free to Air channel from Estonia but that is on Amos 4 West, not receivable in Ireland.

http://www.lyngsat.com/freetv/Estonia.html

martinb

Thanks lads

FREETV

There must be paid IPTV subscription services for streaming those channels with an official box/boxes.

steveon

yes its a pity very hard to get any details my own missus is Estonian but all the etv channels are locked in viasat packages.

A handy site for finding any channels online for streaming is

http://tvtvtv.ru/index_eng.php?co=26