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It's back up now.

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).

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!"

I don't have a motor myself, so can't help out there, but use the CNN Newsource transponder 11960 H 30000 instead of the Florida channel transponder. It is one of the strongest transponders on SES2.

Have used a variety of types, from straight pieces of aluminum I had, curved pieces, and round pieces. The last two came with LNB holders, the most important aspect, some that I modified to fit on other pieces. Also used aluminum spacers to adjust height on flat pieces. 97, 103, & 110 (c)...

Except that, I would think that would have to be in the receiver's software to begin with, and I can't see that being the case. Especially as our receivers (your Edision, and my Amiko and AZBox) are European receivers!

Very interesting. Finally, we have the answer as to why WeDo Big Stories is even on satellite, which I have been wondering about since it first appeared. Since then we have seen WeDo Amor, and just recently, World Poker Tour FAST channels added. Personally, I would definitely like to see more...

Could it ever! I have a note that the signal could drop to the high teens on my Pansat 3500SD without pixelating, and the normal signal I got on the offset LNB was high 60's - low 70's. Wish more channels had such great staying power!

Yes, you remember correctly. It had some good ones, too.

White Springs TV! I remember it well. I added a LNB for it to my first dish (pointed at 123, naturally) two weeks after getting the dish in May 2006. Three weeks later, added a LNB for 119 for NASA TV. The obsession had begun... Definitely good times!

Yes, the orientation should be on the other side so the LNB is leaning like this: / However, as long as you are getting satisfactory signals on the transponders, and don't mind they are opposite polarity from what they are, there is no real need to change it (especially if the dish is hard to...

Thanks for the update that it has been corrected, took them a while! EDIT: Why are both 12132 and 12091 shown as V in your receiver, as both are H?

It's the same here, has been going on for quite a while recently, as far as I recall. I don't check it a lot, but when I have it rarely has been fine, most times that I have checked it has been bad. Was doing the same last year...

Depends on my browser, one I am able to access threads, etc., the other hangs when trying to access one.

I am able to access the site without any problem.

First off, you have to become a member (free), and then create a line-up.

Use "Broadcast" which is for OTA and that should work (although it has been quite a while since I made mine).

EXCELLENT! Thank you! Works like a charm, and even has the intuitive search function for finding channels that the new "look" got rid of. Only had to make minor changes to my channel lineup, any that I had been done under the new system.

Create Television CREATE, and apparently, KVCR-DT2 for FNX. Of course, with titantv's massive change to their website it has made a real mess of finding new channels and info about your channels!

Can also add Montana PBS, LPB, the Create from the national mux, FNX, etc. works quite well.

I use titantv and use PBSHD (PBS East), PBSHDW (PBS West), and PBSWORLD (for World).

...has continued to be good since then whenever I have checked SQ. Currently it is at 54-55, and that is after I just cleaned off the dish after the sh*t-ton of snow we have had today (the joys of lake effect snow) and it is still snowing! I have notes from March 2023 which (after their last...

Yes, I linked to the thread in my first post of the last time we had problems. Unfortunately, every time it seems they eventually come back at a reduced level from their previous level. Wasn't too many years ago that I was able to get LPB on a 60e dish! EDIT: And I have lost the signal again!

Up to 44-45 on the AZBox, definitely higher than my previous reading (38-40), but needs another 5 or 10 to make me happy! LPB feeds is also up to 54-55 (wish that was the LPB mux readings). Big question is will it last or fall away like it did last week.