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My local Radio Shack is about two blocks away from my house. If I need something right away, I check the Radio Shack website and see if what I'm looking for is in-stock at my local Radio Shack. I write down the RS part number and walk on over. I've never had a problem. Hopefully, it won't be...

http://motorsportstalk.nbcsports.com/2013/03/11/full-schedule-for-formula-1-on-nbc-sports/ Four F1 races are scheduled for NBC, two for CNBC and the rest for NBC Sports Network. There was a feed for Globo on Intelsat 805 for the Australian GP. I didn't find anything for the Malaysian GP.

This reminds me of Al-Manar and the guy that uplinked it on Amazonas (remember Tom and Jerry?). He was arrested by the FBI. http://www.tvtechnology.com/news/0110/fbi-raids-backyard-international-teleport-in-staten-island/191696 I wonder how long it will be before the FBI visits the current...

I watched the Arainespace webcast broadcast and didn't notice anything unusual. Thankfully, everything went according to plan and the launch was successful, unlike the Intelsat 27 fiasco.

Some details from the filing: "SES requests expedited Commission grant of this application to permit an orderly transition of customer traffic from AMC-1 to SES-3. Extra time is expected to be needed for this transition because AMC-1 and SES-3 have different Ku-band polarization...

It appears that SES 3 will finally replace AMC 1. SES has applied to the FCC to replace AMC 1 with SES 3. The application has not been approved yet, but SES has asked for expedited authority so I think they want to begin transition soon. Also, the filing indicates that ku on SES 3 will not be...

The CBC now uses Scientific Atlanta conditional access. Scientific Atlanta is owned by Cisco.

If that is the five lnbf, I've played with it. I discarded the 110 and 119 part and just used the 99/101/103 lnbf. I wanted to see what was up there on KA band. My experiments weren't too successful though. Directv uses a strange setup for lnbf switching. I got a B band converter, but still...

You might start here: List of 2012 Summer Olympics broadcasters - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia I don't know how accurate it is, but it's something. I saw the Olympic flame arrive in England live in the Eurovison mux on I805. There will probably be some FTA feeds, but most will be encrypted...

Cool photos. Those Go Pro images make me dizzy. Did you take any video?

Is this something new or is it a roll out of their Non Real Time IP based mux that's been testing on AMC 21 for some time now? (12120 H 30000 DVB-S2 8psk 5/6 FEC Pilot Off)

My first FTA receiver was a Pansat 100A like this one: Pansat 100A FTA Satellite Receiver with remote | eBay I paid $460 in 1998.:eek: I donated mine to a charity that recycled electronic equipment.

ME TV and This TV are also currently on SES 1. 3984 V 2734 This TV 4014 V 5924 ME TV 1 and ME TV 2

I find the signals using the Broadlogic Spectrum Analyzer. If I can't lock them using DVB or DVB-S2, I use the DVBTech card or Digitrains to see if it's DC2.

You might try to lock some of these: AMC 10 4152 H 9760 Galaxy 15 3828 V 14630 Galaxy 15 4025 H 4880 AMC 11 3909 V 11710 AMC 11 4090 V 9760 Galaxy 13 4050 H 11710 Galaxy 18 3812 V 9760 Galaxy 23 3831 V 4880 SatMex 5 3920 V 7320 SES 1 3907 H 14630 Galaxy 17 3869 H 7320 Most are encrypted, but...

Lower symbol rates such as 14.63, 11.71, 9.76, 7.32, 4.88 and 3.25.

I like FTA and Pizza. I subscribed to Dish Network long ago because of the lack of HD channels on FTA or 4dtv subscription. I am very satisfied with Dish Network. The DVR alone is worth it. I don't know how I survived before without it. That said, I would never give up my C band and Ku dishes...

Pixl HD is still on AMC 1. It moved to 3890 V 9092 in DVB-S2. It's sharing a mux with Hustler HD. Both channels are encrypted.

I don't think an inclined orbit would be acceptable to the current customers on AMC 1. SES would have to replace AMC 1 before they placed it in an inclined orbit.

AMC 1 was launched on September 8, 1996. So it's over 15 years old. The FCC approved the extension of it's license until October 15, 2016. SES claims that it has enough stationkeeping fuel to operate until then. However, they expect inclined orbit operation sometime during that period...

It's probably pretty easy to get it with a linear lnbf in Mexico, since all channels are left polarized and there are no right polarized signals on Echostar 1 to cause interference.

Echostar 8 is the other satellite at 77° West. Quetzsat1 is still at 67° West.

I can just barely lock it in Northern California. It's coming from Echostar 1. It's Dish Mexico. You need to be in the Southern US to have any chance to receive it as the satellite is pointed at Mexico. A Dish promo channel and MTV Latino are FTA.

Perhaps it will drift all the way around and come in from the West. At it's current rate of drift, it would take about three months to cover 360 degrees.

SES received FCC approval for in orbit testing of SES 3 only. SES 3 is a foreign licensed satellite. It was authorized by Luxembourg. http://licensing.fcc.gov/myibfs/download.do?attachment_key=906276 SES will have to obtain FCC approval before SES 3 replaces AMC 1.