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I believe March 20th is the date. Echostar 14 is already at Baikonur (arrived on or about Feb. 19th) and is being assembled. EchoStar XIV Mission Control

I've been working on this for a while now and I think you're on to something. Using the first two digits works well. Tie that with the database filed with the FCC, that would make the 6001~6132 and 6101~6132 TIDs CONUS. Which is interesting in itself. At least that's what I come up with so far.

I hate to tell you this, but if you're talking about Jacksonville, FL the Jacksonville HD locals are already on 77w.

Thank you very much! That clears things up for me. Some people, especially some older folks have a problem with not owning things. I know my father would squash a deal if the word "Lease" came up for anything. If he didn't own it outright he felt he owed someone something and never liked that...

I hate to say it, but I'm totally confused with this purchased receiver stuff. :) When I had my system installed, I was told the receiver needed to be installed by a technician. So, I had the entire system installed by one. Now my neighbor wants a system but would like me to install it for...

From what I have, it looks like the Honolulu channels did another flip flop too.

9645 on Echostar 11 and Echostar 8 have also changed names to ITV.

TP 10 changed to 8PSK a while ago. I don't think the 301 can do 8PSK.

The List does not contain the data channels and certain other non-viewable channels. If you're looking to duplicate the uplink reports, there isn't any software out there that can do this. It is custom written software.

Dumb question... If the TPs are already changing over to Nimiq 5, why aren't there different TPs being shown in the uplink reports? I mean wouldn't the network ID and TP numbers change in the NIT?

Sorry someone started a thread about full use before I posted on it.