I see a banner on the 87W CNN live feeds that says new satellite coming May 1.
Anyone have any info?
Anyone have any info?
Any idea on the freq & signal rate?97 KU
Any idea on the freq & signal rate?
Are they on line now?
For me, *some* transponders on 87 were tricky, but except for the occasional weird dropout (weather at the uplink site?), the CNN feeds were often the strongest transponder in the sky.This is good news for FTAers. 97W Galaxy 19 is easier to receive than 87W SES2. It's higher in the sky and it has easy-to-receive transponders. Even in rainy weather now it is over 11 dB on my 1-metre dish.
Good point. I was actually thinking of the LPB PBS transponder which is often tricky. The Newsource transponder was usually much stronger and more stable..For me, *some* transponders on 87 were tricky...
Watching a live feed of a Houston TX KHOU airport on channel 3 right now. Wish there were a few more FTA Sats to watch. Are there signs of CNN on G19 yet? I don't see that transponder showing up on the channel list for it?So for 87 KU, the mux you're talking about is for KTXS Abilene, TX: Facing the storm: KTXS meteorologist recalls terrifying microburst that destroyed studio
Other feeds on 87:
LPB
LPB feeds
Florida Channel
Lottery
CNN NS (moving to 97, as you know)
Wish there were a few more FTA Sats to watch
Morning, on that transponder? I did a blind search on that Sat, didn't see that one come up. Nice out today here in the Northeast. With all the snow and wind storms we had, going to be checking alignments on my 2 dishes, have one of them Gmedia handheld Monitor to check them out. I attached a image of my dish farm, lol. The Sat at 99 is about the Max I can get on that angle, 87 is my target one and in the clear.The KU satellites with the most activity are 87, 97, 99, 101 and 105.
CNN is up on 97 (or at least it was yesterday)
Nice dish farm! CNN Newsource channels 1 to 7 are active now on 11796 H 30000 on 97W.... I did a blind search on that Sat, didn't see that one come up...