There are no blackouts on those channels (just like WGN). I was able to watch some games back in May.
I think you only get blacked out if they play against your local team. (in my case the Chicago teams)
East Coast Feeds for the west coast
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There are no blackouts on those channels (just like WGN). I was able to watch some games back in May.
I think you only get blacked out if they play against your local team. (in my case the Chicago teams)
If you don't care about losing sports, "move" to NYC. The big four, CW and MNT are still Conus on E14 (SD only)
Or, make up an address in Jackman, ME and sign with Sobongo to get distant locals. More expensive but you keep your locals and RSNs.
Or, make up an address in Jackman, ME and sign with Sobongo to get distant locals. More expensive but you keep your locals and RSNs.
Where can I go to receive the East Coast Network feeds? I live on the West coast.
Don't worry, you already get them...
Cartoon Network (East) - 176
Disney Channel (East) - 172
ION (East) - 216
Nickelodeon (East) - 170
Univision (East) - 270
Encore (East) - 340
All America Direct gives both East and West coast feeds? I never investigated it, but I thought that they gave customers in the Eastern/Central Time Zones the NYC affiliates and people in the Mountain/Pacific Time Zones the San Fran affiliates. Am I wrong?
Also, I thought you needed proof that you couldn't receive any network where you live to get All American Direct.
Also, I thought you needed proof that you couldn't receive any network where you live to get All American Direct.
If you live on the west coast to my knowledge(and I could be wrong; not the first time) they cannot offer the east coast feeds in HD (by law) but are able to offer the SD feeds from NY since the laws for the HD feeds do not apply to the SD channels.
If you move, as for evidence that you cannot receive channels I believe when I signed up at MyDistantNetworks website when they first started that the zipcode/address is all the proof needed to get service.
If you move, as for evidence that you cannot receive channels I believe when I signed up at MyDistantNetworks website when they first started that the zipcode/address is all the proof needed to get service.
I live in California and I subscribe to AAD and I have Chicago HD channels 73 to 76 as well as NY and SF channels 241 to 248. Just an FYI.
Nope. AAD has my Ca address. They even offered me both East and West HD feeds but they don't have a bundled price like they do with SD. So I wasn't gonna pay $30 for both.
