Search results for query: *

I imagine the registration thing is to better quantify who is using their webpage so they can have better data on usage for advertisers or to see if there is enough traffic to continue the webpage with a subscription or if the page should be discontinued.

Story from my local TV station. Sad day as I could have put one or two of those to better use. ;)

Macy's has gone away, not the satellite. Echostar 105 is good to go for another decade or two baring some kind of failure for anyone who wants to lease transponder space to feed football games or other things.

Being in the Vantage series, I'd expect it to be used for broadband (not television/radio) so Telesat probably saw a need for some parts of their country and for aircraft over the Atlantic and some needs in South America and built a satellite with spots to those regions to serve those customers...

If you've ever spectrum analyzed c-band and if you can get Telesat, SES and Intelsat to come to a transponder loading arrangement, I think there are 4 transponders per satellite to spare for now as there is such a c-band frequency surplus. With technological advances, the amount of c-band...

someone please take the laux beta 9 so I don't have to cry if it ends up as scrap! It's a beautiful dish (I have one) and especially nice with an ortho feed on it! I'm too far away here to take it but if he was in my area, I'd be over it!

I also imagine there is a lot of special offers going on. It's not uncommon to see a channel bounce around among the various uplinkers on the Ku-band side so they may be getting better carriage terms from time to time as the various uplinkers compete for their business. Some of it also may be...

It's not often you see a link or news item about a satellite uplink related lawsuit, but here's one that came across my screen concerning PIT on Galaxy 19 Ku-band: Lawsuit: Persian broadcasting company from N.Y. did not pay for satellite transmissions

depends if your airline plane has wi-fi equipment and if your airline gets its in-flight broadband service from whatever company will be using SES-15 to deliver that to flights over the Pacific.

Echostar 105 was lit up Nov 22nd or so.

There's data transmissions on AMC-8 and supposedly ARCS is still there but I can't confirm as I don't get the horizontal polarity transmissions.

two people were possibly kept from becoming FTA'ers. that's the sad part.

your dish(es) are in the front yard? I'm surprised a druggie hasn't stolen them and sold them to scrap metal dealers to fund their habit!

there are probably 4 trash cans so the scumlord airbnb'er doesn't have to visit his property often to clean it up.

Boise, ID UFO Chicken Coop made with two large satellite dishes. ;'''( Boise UFO chicken coop is out of this world

I want to win a box o'LNBFs

I'm not exactly sure. There is a "Power" figure that's given in dBuV so I"m not sure if that's exactly the DB you refer to or not. When I use a portable sat meter, I pay more attention to the C/N figure than I do a DB or quality readout. I locked a signal to give you the readouts I got if you...

Since you say it behaves like a portable STB box out at the dish, there is no crude spectrum-like display, right? I would make a case a Sathero SH-100HD meter that I recently picked up to evaluate can beat this since it's $50 and it locks the same signals as the Freesat V8 and the SH-100HD...

I would consider an 8.5 foot (10 foot more preferable) dish so you can add 101W as a place to get UHD should NASA UHD bore you or have technical problems. 101W has a few other UHD channels in addition to a rebroadcast of NASA UHD.

I want to win a Dr. HD Advanced Satellite Meter! My two meters both have batteries that don't hold charges for very long anymore so I could use a new one!

satsignature.com. SAD. The once-promising site is going down the tubes. They no longer have AMC-6 83W when you click on that satellite. It's another satellite in the arc. I guess the dish was moved onto another satellite but the contributor never reported it to satsignature.com or...

Fake news! Not surprised you found it on Facebook, the online king of fake news.

In a couple of years, there will be a test of a servicing spacecraft for GEO orbit sats, so I don't think it's out of the realm of possibility that if AMC-9 drifting in GEO active orbit is a problem, there will be a servicing spacecraft that will grab it and place it in a proper retirement orbit.

It seems fairly stable ... at least for my use. I can't speak for diseqc performance as my receiver is slaved to fixed dishes and thus I don't need to control the movement of the dish or the selection of a LNB or bandswitch. There are still has some performance issues I have that may or may...

I Want to Win!!