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Here in my condo room in SE Asia, the TV dial has many channels including CNN, BBC, Al Jazeera, DW, etc. I think they are from a subscribed package of the room owner. In particular, I can see RT (Russia Today) in English like we used to get in North America on 97W Galaxy 19. This channel is...

Now, in your mind's eye, convert all those Ku dishes to C-band. That's SE Asia!

C-band dishes at properties and on top of buildings are the norm. Though most are likely 8-feet or less.

If guessing my age, wrong. If guessing the year, wrong century. The malls may be from the 2030s.

Inside knowledge! Permitted. If the diseases don't get you, the leaves will. Feet up; enjoy the satellites. Can't believe the number of 4', 6', 10' C-band dishes here, even for apartments.

I think you used Google images! You're too precise. [emoji41] But no count of dishes offered.

Out my window, I see the following view shown in attached image. 1) How many satellite dishes can you count? 2) Based on the angle of prime focus and offset dishes, where am I? Winning answer gets nothing but bragging rights.

Signal strength is not too relevant, but the signal quality here in the mornings is usually better than at mid-day. Similarly, at night my signal quality readings are probably best in the day. The Newsource feeds are strong for me and are receivable at any time. However, LPB is always tough...

FWIW, my Hauppauge 950Q works well with TNAP 6.

When I installed the base/rebar for my 90-foot motorized telescoping tower in the distant past elsewhere, they dug a hole about 5 feet x 4 feet x 8 feet and dumped in about 16 yards of concrete from two cement trucks. They used a big digger and concrete pump reaching over the house for that...

HE'S BACK! Can I get insurance for my dish damaged by falling bears? The laughs on you. There was a time at a previous property where my motorized 1.2m was mounted on a pallet. It scanned from 3W to about 65W. One day I decided I wanted to see more of the western satellites. My wife and I...

I tried a July version, updated it and my problem disappeared. But I'd like to keep my other version since I have all my satellite scans up-to-date in it. When all else fails, search using Google. I found the answer from a 10-year old post on another forum. For some reason, authentication was...

I used this plugin. It did reset the password to original. I know because now I can use the original password to login again via ftp or telnet. So this was successful. Thanks for this. But still, with most current updated TNAP 6, when I try to stream via webif, or an app like Potplayer or VLC...

I always liked TNAP 5.1 anyway.

I can still use the webif as usual. I just can't stream using it anymore. I can always go back to TNAP 5.1 where everything works as always.

I shut that firewall off. More trouble than it's worth for what I do. Since I can't stream anymore, I also can't stream at the dish during orientation which used to help orienting the dish. I saw your comms with el bandido. Interesting. I'm not so interested in Linux. I like catching...

I guess I've worked myself into a corner. The updated TNAP6 now enforces a user / password login that is different from the old root/root. There is a plugin called Change root password. I tried using it and obviously messed things up. I now cannot log into my Edision box though using it for...

Good to know. See my new post regarding Edision login/password.

What if...a bear saunters out by the dish to admire the apple tree he ate bare last visit yesterday, then wanders away disappointed. Motoring my Ku dish beside didn't phase him.

The skew change is important. In Montana, moving the dish from 133W to 101W, you need to rotate the LNBF by 28 degrees CCW looking from behind the dish. Until you do, you won't receive signal. Aiming for the stronger 4005 V 4442 transponder is smart too.

You can check the solar outage calculator to see if your work fell inside the outage windows. Below shows what happened in central Montana for the days leading up to Monday.

Were you doing this work today? I ask because at your area there were seasonal solar outages around midday up until Monday this week.

Wrong answers. This is the solution. It's been working fine for 4 months.

In my dreams. If I can dig down even 1 foot without hitting solid granite, I'm excited. We are safe from mud slides if torrential rain ever comes. Our hill isn't moving due to rock. As for digging a hole, good luck with that.

I have had N/A before at the channel level, for example, when you blind scan and the scan catches an already registered transponder with a slightly different frequency. But this N/A I noticed with the introduction of this 'Copy Bouquet' feature is at the satellite folder level. The bouquet...