AMC9 83w

**AcWxRadar** · 11-07-2009 05:29 PM

Originally Posted by Keystone7

Thanks Radar!

Keystone,

Iceberg just reminded me of TitanTV in another thread as another resource to utilize. Try that, too.

RADAR

**Iceberg** · 11-07-2009 07:05 PM

RTNNET is what you can use for RTV East for Titantv

**Bill_KY** · 11-07-2009 10:22 PM

Originally Posted by Keystone7

Hello,

Just wanted to let everybody know that I was able to find the AMC9 RETRO TV Signal! S95/Q65-70. The signal seems to be good and now I can watch the TV again! I have been looking for a good signal for few days. My information is 11735 H 4444.

I started getting the signal around 6:00 PM tonight here in northern Indiana!

Congrats on getting it and thanks for the information, "The List" shows 11736 H 4440 and this is what I entered and never got a peep out of 83 West. I'll use 11735 H 4444 this time. Lyngsat does not even list Retro.

Thanks...

**Iceberg** · 11-07-2009 10:26 PM

Originally Posted by Bill_KY

Lyngsat does not even list Retro.

Thanks...

obviously the person who sent the info to Lyngsat isnt a satelliteguys member because if they were, they'd know it was an uplink issue

**nycrich** · 11-08-2009 12:19 AM

Funny Lyngsat update 83W showing no more RTV .

**Tron** · 11-08-2009 05:30 AM

That's strange that Lyngsat pulled the RTV listing so quickly, considering they always seem to take weeks or even months to update certain things.

**B.J.** · 11-08-2009 10:03 AM

Originally Posted by Bill_KY

Congrats on getting it and thanks for the information, "The List" shows 11736 H 4440 and this is what I entered and never got a peep out of 83 West. I'll use 11735 H 4444 this time. Lyngsat does not even list Retro.

Thanks...

I think that the last time I checked, that 4440 was the correct SR. The frequency, however could be anything around 11734-11736, and it's going to be dependent upon how stable your LNB is, as most will drift quite a bit, particularly when the temperature is changing. Most receivers can be off a bit on freq, but some have to be right on. Anyway, I'd leave the SR on 4440, but vary the freq.

**Bill_KY** · 11-08-2009 10:51 AM

Originally Posted by B.J.

I think that the last time I checked, that 4440 was the correct SR. The frequency, however could be anything around 11734-11736, and it's going to be dependent upon how stable your LNB is, as most will drift quite a bit, particularly when the temperature is changing. Most receivers can be off a bit on freq, but some have to be right on. Anyway, I'd leave the SR on 4440, but vary the freq.

Thanks, I use the Visionsat IV 200 PVR as my main "install receiver" and I tried getting 83 West on the World Direct dish with the included LNB and also a older DirecPC duo dish and LNB. No go on both.

Can anyone elaborate on the "NBC" feeds that Lyngsat shows 83 West as having? Do the feeds come and go? Are there color bars when there are no active feeds? Any good stuff there? Should I start another thread?

**Iceberg** · 11-08-2009 11:58 AM

Originally Posted by Tron

That's strange that Lyngsat pulled the RTV listing so quickly, considering they always seem to take weeks or even months to update certain things.

except when its a cool channel that is temporarily in the clear

But yeah they pulled it pretty quick

**guapoharry** · 11-08-2009 12:57 PM

Start another thread about what?

They are just feeds. Blind scan the satellite and you will see for yourself. Mostly dead air except when things are happening. Stuff comes and goes, depending on what the customer's needs are.

http://www.satelliteguys.us/free-air...main-area.html