How to connect direct tv satellite dish antenna to a Direct Tv receiver and get signal?

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The only way you will get a satellite signal from Direct TV's dish and box is if you purchase a plan. There is no way they will broadcast the signal unless they activate the box. The same applies to cable tv, whether the cable is directly attached to the TV or a cable box, without a plan there is no signal to your TV.

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If you indeed have a DirecTV Ultimate TV receiver, it will have coaxial connections as indicated in the manual.

You would need to connect both satellite inputs to the satellite dish, and aim it to the DirecTV satellites.

You also will need a subscription plan. DirecTV does not work without one. Plus, DirecTV likely will not authorize that receiver anyways, since it is not an RID receiver.

If you want TV with no subscription, you have no use for that receiver or dishes you have (since they are for pay only systems.)

If you want legally free TV, you need a plain broadcast reception antenna and your converter box, and/or an FTA satellite TV system (which uses a toally separate dish and receiver than you have now).

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Sorry, its not going to happen. They need to activate the card in your receiver that will allow your box to decode the signal. If you don't ante up, they don't turn it on.

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Edit: Directv is a subscription service. To get the signal, you need 1) a dish 2) a Directv box connected to the dish 3) activation by Directv, for which you pay a monthly fee.

If you just want to watch local broadcast stations over-the-air, you need an antenna and a length of coax to connect it to your TV. The dishes and boxes are irrelevant for this purpose.

Can't be done. Satellite companies cannot put those birds in orbit, then contract with TV broadcasters for free--they've got to pay their expenses to make it all happen for you. So there's no free satellite TV. Your receiver will not work unless it has been enabled by a DirecTV service center, and they won't do that unless you're a subscriber. They may not even do it then if it's a receiver that you got from a 3rd party.

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