EchoStar X
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Maybe it will replace 61.5 and I won't have to put up a new dish (Fl location) since it is at 110.CJPC said:
Wishful thinking?
Yeah, wishful :/
Its so they can meet the 1 dish requirement, get locals off 61.5 and 148 to 129 and 110 (off Super dishes id bet too, just an odd duck, to say the least)
However, northeast HDLIL is going on 61.5, but the leftovers of NE locals on 61.5 may go to 110, noone knows for sure yet!
Its so they can meet the 1 dish requirement, get locals off 61.5 and 148 to 129 and 110 (off Super dishes id bet too, just an odd duck, to say the least)
However, northeast HDLIL is going on 61.5, but the leftovers of NE locals on 61.5 may go to 110, noone knows for sure yet!
halsan40 said:
The ultimate location for Echo X is going to be 110, read the Mission Profile on the following page.
http://www.sea-launch.com/current_launch.htm
CJPC said:
Common misunderstanding here. The FCC judgement is that all LOCALS must be receivable from one dish. They don't even have to be on the same bird if the dish can cover both slots. Further, there is no requirement that the rest of the channels need to be receivable from the same dish. Therefore the following applies:
Denver - 5 stations on 110, another 6 or so must-carry stations on 148. This is illegal, and DISH moved the must carry stations to 129, and now provides a DISH 1000 to anyone who signs up for Denver locals or any current subscriber who asks for full carry.
Cheyenne, Wyoming - All local stations on 148. This is legal and if you sign up for DISH in Cheyenne and purchase locals, you will get a 2 dish solution with a DISH 500 and a 300 for 148. This satisfies the FCC requirement.
Does anyone know if dish will carry a live feed of the lauch.. I would love to see that on ch 101 
So dish if your listening ... hint hint maybe they can even carry it in HD On the demo channel 
.. wishfull thinking
So dish if your listening ... hint hint maybe they can even carry it in HD On the demo channel .. wishfull thinking Dish did carry live video of the E-9 satellite launch back in 2003 and it was also a launch on a Zenit 3 rocket by Sea Launch. I don't think the camera feeds from the Sea Launch command ship are HD so if Dish does show in HD it would have be upconverted.
Dish has shown all their previous 8 launches on 101 (or 100 when that was the Dish FYI channel). Of course there was nowhere to show the E*1 launch. I don't see why they wouldn't show this one. But the HD part may be more difficult than just flipping a switch. See all the cameras, routers, switchers, graphics, and transmission systems would also have to be HD. That is still very expensive to do in comparison to the standard NTSC/PAL/SECAM systems out there already in place
See ya
Tony
I don't see why they wouldn't show this one. But the HD part may be more difficult than just flipping a switch. See all the cameras, routers, switchers, graphics, and transmission systems would also have to be HD. That is still very expensive to do in comparison to the standard NTSC/PAL/SECAM systems out there already in placeSee ya
Tony
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This site will show the launch. You can also view past launches.
http://www.boeing.com/special/sea-launch/current_launch.htm#launch_coverage
http://www.boeing.com/special/sea-launch/current_launch.htm#launch_coverage
Sea Launch website was updated today (1/25/2006) with additional progress towards the launch of Echostar X. The platform has finally left port with the rocket on board.
http://www.sea-launch.com/current_launch.htm
http://www.sea-launch.com/current_launch.htm
