The DVBS2-980CA is Australia's Freeview plus twin tuner VAST receiver. The unit has cutiing edge design, compact size with fully featured PVR ready functions. You can now simply plug in a HDD up to 3TB and record 2 channels at once.

Missed a program? Simply connect to the internet and watch catch up TV from ABC IVeiw, Plus7, Nine Now, SBS on demand and Ten Play. SatKing have again taken the VAST platform to another level.

We would like to wish you happy, safe holidays and New Year.

This year we will be closed from 4pm Thursday 21st of December and we will reopen at 9am Monday 8th of January.

Thanks to Paul, Verlie, Jeff and Tanja. that have attached photo's of our two motorhomes at Arthur River on the north west coast of Tasmania in January 2018. Both systems are working perfectly.

We are closed on Tuesday 7/11/2016 for the Melbourne Cup Public Holiday, this includes the SatKing VAST and SatKing ProMax help lines.

SBS is currently moving their transmissions on Optus D1 from DVBS to DVBS2 modulation, this will be completed by the 24^th of November 2017. After this date the DVBS transmissions will cease. Optus D1 is used for distribution of SBS TV services to remote and regional re-broadcast sites. Note also the frequencies will also change to just one frequency 12532 GHz, Symbol Rate 47300Ms, Modulation 16APSK, TP13. For any further information in regards suitable receivers for this new SBS service , please call. Note these changes don’t effect VAST.

Hi SatKing see attached three photos of my caravan with the Satking dish on the roof at Cape Keraudren Western Australia. Cape Keraudren is approx. 150 klms north of Port Hedland W A. The Satking has been working perfectly over here. Regards, Arthur B

Alex & Margaret travelled across the Nullabor from Busselton to Streaky Bay and then up the coast to Broome. The Satking has worked everywhere we stopped.

SatKing has started sponsoring the online VAST TV guide on www.sattvguide.com.au This is a great free service that offers a user friendly and detailed TV guide for VAST TV viewers, follow the link to check it out.

At present we are back in Townsville after a short 2 week trip out to the bush. We camped beside a river, about 50Km South West of Charters Towers, happily enjoying the solitude and successfully being able to watch all the TV channels with our ProMax.

We then got a warning notice from our daughter, Emmah, in Townsville warning about a deluge of rain coming, we had to move reluctantly.

Ha! it won’t worry us I said and stopped another day, but a near washout from our track concerned me being about 300mm deep. Packing up in pouring rain and mud everywhere, was not fun, and it didn’t stop for 24 hours after we arrived back in Townsville and parked safe. 250mm dropped in 1 day. So much for sunny Far North Queensland.

Regards,

Bernie