analog

[shankle]

Are there any analog signals up there besides the "shepards Chapel" at 99 degrees and tp 16?
I have looked but may have missed one or two.
I need them from G13 (127 degrees) through Intelsat 805 (55.5 degrees).
Dr. Scot used to be on analog but I can't find him anymore.

I'm thinking that if I can find one or two it might help me align my dish.
Thanks for any help.

 

[phlatwound]

I found a thread from last September asking the same question, and Iceberg's reply:

"not much left on analog C-Band...listed is satellite, channel, polarity

101 16 H PBS
99 16 V Shepherds Chapel
131 7 V CSPAN
133 5 H Classic Arts
133 11 H EWTN
133 12 V ShopNBC
133 17 H Inspiration
135 9 V QVC
135 10 H HSN"

These may may have changed since then of course.

 

[skysurfer]

Are there any analog signals up there besides the "shepards Chapel" at 99 degrees and tp 16?
I have looked but may have missed one or two.

There are a few sports feeds, Satellite Media Tour signals, syndicated shows, and federal government teleconferences that are analog, but those are occasional in nature and not 24/7.

Since everything but a handful of transmissions are digital, a digital receiver is a wise investment. You can use some of the diagnostic info such as signal level to help peak up on the arc.

 

[shankle]

Thanks guys for replying.

 

[John Popper]

I found a thread from last September asking the same question, and Iceberg's reply:

"not much left on analog C-Band...listed is satellite, channel, polarity

101 16 H PBS
99 16 V Shepherds Chapel
131 7 V CSPAN
133 5 H Classic Arts
133 11 H EWTN
133 12 V ShopNBC
133 17 H Inspiration
135 9 V QVC
135 10 H HSN"

These may may have changed since then of course.

those are still alive, and so are:

131W TP 13 V polarity = The Weather Channel (Scrambled)
125W TP 9 H polarity = ESPN (Scrambled)
125W TP 14 V polarity = ESPN2 (Scrambled)


There are others but they are just wild feeds that are not 24/7