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Too bad we don't have any good beaches around here in New Mexico!!🏝 :hatsoff

Yes, especially on November 5th on 99.2 W* bird going to be bunches news feeds and might lose counts of how many feeds that you DXed! :clapping :hatsoff

Last time checked was last night just getting High school football feed, test card Louisiana feed, CNN feeds, Florida channel and NY lottery and that's pretty much what I get from this 87 W* bird with my 1.1 meter dish here in New Mexico.:hatsoff

Here's new looking Malahit's sexy design!!

But you never know, that could happen!!😉👍 :hatsoff

Unless you want get into radio astronomy, that concept is based on VLA " Very Large Arrays" which we have it here in New Mexico. Single dish preferred 1.2 meter sized for Ku band reception is all you need. However if you live in far West or East or living in Alaska, Hawaii or some exotic...

Interesting to see couple birds Astra covering from low as 10.7 all the way up to 12.750 GHz! Quite a spread out, and as I have yet to see closest version what we have in NA regions for various bird bundled together and covering all the Ku band frequencys 10.7 to 12.750 GHz...😎👍

Yes, should have posted Freesat instead of Freeview!😛 But nevertheless, it's still a good idea to have USA, version of Freesat, Pluto style formats.🙂👍

What's your impressions on UK's Freeview FTA Ku band services, could it work after the silly mergers between Directv and Dish Network? Would it take a bite out of overkill pay TV services?🙂🤞 I am sure all of us are sick of pay TV madness! Maybe start our own FTA satellite service, a nice...

Harshness, That's true thanks to the wavelength AM being on MW is way too long, unless you use mini coils wrapped around to make up the difference. Fair trade off, I use SDR with the phone are decoding ADB-S 1090.00 GHz aircraft monitoring with a tiny little whip antenna, now that's portable...

Just got a new toy and looks impressive it can go from 50 KHz all the way up to 2 GHz with 192 KHz panoramic video screen display. Will do all kind of analog modes CW, USB, LSB, various AM modes, NBFM, WBFM, and digital mode FT8, RTTY, CW decoding. You can adjust noise floor with various NB...

You know you can hook up your SDR to your cell phone provided that you install SDR app!😎👍

Yes, The broadcasters and the dumb FCC are the one's made the mess by radio spectrum TV repacking, allowing DRM and unneeded censorship making FTA OTA less attractive to the U.S. TV viewers, so they shot themselves in the foot!🙄😛

Joe The Dragon, Wow, that's pretty rare to have European teletext here in US market back in those days!!😎👍

Yeah, but there are peoples out there just want FTA OTA uncut TV and movies with ads mixed in just like in Europe and besides most are sick of it paying for the good stuffs out there. :rolleyes: :hatsoff

And besides who wants to pirate the FTA OTA anyways, which is heavily censored by the FCC with bleeping out 7 dirty words and blurring out nudity stuffs, and there's no high quality TV shows like Games Of Thrones, Sopranos, Star Trek Picard and many other top notch R rated TV or movies shows out...

ATSC 3.0 group is asking the Court on LG issue. Here's the link... https://www.tvtechnology.com/news/nextgen-tv-advocates-express-deep-concern-over-future-of-atsc-3-0-products Enjoy reading the story!! :cool: :hatsoff

6 M is a ham radio band 50 to 54 MHz "USA" 50 to 52 or up to 54 MHz in some parts of Europe. FT8, is used for narrowband digital text messaging mode mostly used in HF and VHF-low bands. 6 meter band is mostly used for two way voice communication in SSB, AM, NBFM, digital voice and some...

Johan, J83B, as in QAM modulation scheme is known for cable TV 6 MHz channel use. QAM modulation on over the air is not that suitable, due it can break up easily in mutipaths "Some ghosting issues analog or reflection issue in digital world" For most of modulation use for over the air are...

Or even Netflix could get Halo, they better do quickly or it will falls apart over river of time... :rolleyes: :hatsoff

And besides VHF-Low band has always been have shortwave like skips conditions even back in 1930's era BBC-TV's signal in 45 MHz was seen in New York city via F2 or E, Ionosphere layers at that time. Digital TV signals can be DXable in this day and age of this 21st century. And who's know what...

KASY-DT, licensed in Albuquerque, is ATSC 3.0 on RF. Ch. 36 a My-TV Network and simulcast, of KOAT-DT, KRQE-DT, CBS and KRQE-DT, FOX NM and KWBQ-DT CW using HEVC video codecs. Which is a slow transition from ATSC 1.0 to 3.0, you can Google it up on lighthouse transition from ATSC 1.0 to 3.0. :)...

Btw, I am in Albuquerque, NM, USA and if you go to rabbitears.info website and click on broadcast market listings and scrow down to number 62. Showing Albuquerque, NM of our local TV stations! :) :hatsoff

Yes, that's the listings of all VHF low band TV stations. There a website that's keep all the TV stations market in USA called www.rabbitears.info and shows every known listing of every TV stations on VHF-Lo, VHF-Hi and UHF.

That's good start to try DXing with your antenna and see somthing comes up!:cool: I guess Holland is pretty much used for 2 way radios communications on old former European analog PAL TV system based on 7 or 8 MHz wide channels? Are Holland, using DVB-T1 or T-2 maybe both formats at the same...