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Thanks, scottc98. Just out of curiosity, what did you use to extract that pid list? Thanks! D.

Find any apids that aren't already on "the list"? D.

On the Traxis, it will find only one "radio channel." Go to the Audio menu and there are 16 different audio PIDs. Like I said, there are a lot more than that on that mux. D.

Yes, it's AMC-3. 4043 H, Symbol Rate 7140. D.

I'm blind scanning the radio mux on AMC3 (4043/7140) with a Traxis DBS-3500. It does the job quite well, with one really tough exception. It only finds 16 of the audio PIDs on that mux, and I know for certain that there are a lot more than 16 audio channels on that mux. Is this a limitation of...

Good suggestion, Brian. I've been browsing low-end commercial receivers ($165 vs the $2K+ variety) and I've looked at the DSR-R100 a bit. It does look like an interesting option. If it lives up to the published specs, it coule be a real winner. Since there's been some curiosity, I'll go ahead...

I'm not a newbie to satellites--in fact the first dish I ever worked with was a 15-meter behemoth, back in the late '70's (I was very young, of course). I've played a lot (and even worked some, too) with FTA receivers, but haven't done so in the last few years, so I'm a little out of touch...