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11-02-2023 08:22 AM
I am Travelling to Alaska next year and I am wondering if my Satellite TV will work in Dawson City
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11-05-2023 01:31 AM
That sounds like a copyright violation. But technically it might if you can aim at the satellite correctly and the device doesn’t check your GPS &/or IP.
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11-05-2023 04:21 AM
Dawson City is located in the Yukon, Canada. It is well within the Canadian Border & it is a long ways from the next closest major U.S. city in Alaska.
It is illegal for Canadian providers to knowingly provide service to subscribers whose service address is outside of Canada, and also for American providers to knowingly provide service to subscribers within Canada.
Would it work? Maybe or maybe not. If you are travelling through the U.S. and you were within 100 or so miles from the Canadian border it would probably work. Satellite beams do not recognize borders. There is some signal leakage between countries along international borders.
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11-05-2023 01:31 AM
That sounds like a copyright violation. But technically it might if you can aim at the satellite correctly and the device doesn’t check your GPS &/or IP.
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11-05-2023 04:21 AM
Dawson City is located in the Yukon, Canada. It is well within the Canadian Border & it is a long ways from the next closest major U.S. city in Alaska.
It is illegal for Canadian providers to knowingly provide service to subscribers whose service address is outside of Canada, and also for American providers to knowingly provide service to subscribers within Canada.
Would it work? Maybe or maybe not. If you are travelling through the U.S. and you were within 100 or so miles from the Canadian border it would probably work. Satellite beams do not recognize borders. There is some signal leakage between countries along international borders.
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