Recent content by Keith Brannen

Semi-spoiler alert: LOL!

It did, and the last few episodes were excellent.

The satellite: https://www.lyngsat.com/Astra-2E-2F-2G.html

https://www.satbeams.com/footprints Doesn't do everything that satstar.net did, but close. You can zoom in on a footprint and click on your location and it will tell you the EIRP and the recommended dish size. Only have to click on your location for the first footprint you try, change...

Not really surprised to see it cancelled, partly given SYFY's history in general. But, while I do like the show quite a bit, it seemed to me that it had sort of run its course near the end of last season.

Hopefully, it will be a satellite for us (video and radio)! Since their filing a couple of months ago to request the Ku band, I put an LNB on my 99/105 dish in anticipation. Just waiting for a signal (after approval) to tweak the LNB! We need a "new" (just a few years old) satellite for Ku...

For those of us in Canada, ST:SNW will be broadcast on CTV Sci-Fi Channel starting at 9 pm EDT (two episodes) on July 17th.

For those of us in Canada, it was also on at the same time on the CTV Sci-Fi channel.

It's back up now.

Yes, Reuters is there at 12122 H 17000.

I have Shaw Direct, so can't help, but would suggest that you ask your question here: https://www.digitalhome.ca/forums/

Southwestern Ontario here (80cm dish), NBC mux SQ is about what I expect, and close to the PBS mux in strength. Unfortunately, I don't really trust my Amiko to give accurate SQ reading, and don't have 99w connected to my AZBox (which does give more accurate reading).

Sort of expected more (after season one). Episode one I found slow, at times boring, and the characters seemed distance (and at times annoying) and disjointed since the first season. Just didn't have the same vibe. Episode two, I did enjoy the action, but:

Looking on lyngsat.com, Korean Central TV is available in North America on Intelsat 21 at 58W on C Band. So, while unusual in that it is available, would assume it would be easy to receive (can't verify it myself, as I don't have a C Band dish). Satellite footprint...

"NGSO operators want the caps adjusted for more flexibility to innovate" LOL! In other words, "we want to blast our signal, who cares if it interferes with other in the same or adjacent bands, and we call it innovation! Let us do the same thing that 5G interference has done to C Band!"