This morning I checked again and TP 4 8 12 24 are all at 95% here in Apachejuntion AZ.
Are these at sat. 91 position or sat. 82?
This morning I checked again and TP 4 8 12 24 are all at 95% here in Apachejuntion AZ.
That would be 91 that has those new transponders appearing in the deep south. TSN is on now. I would like to hear if any recent changes have occured on 82. I asked on another thread if it would be a waste of time to set up a dish to try to get it here in S. California but got no reply. Was that because it was a stupid question?
This morning in Apachejunction AZ all TP on 91 are back at 95 to 100 % finally happy again with expressvue, its been a lot of year. On my 30 in dish all TP hit 95 to 100 and the 18 in there 85 to 95 %.
I can bet if I had a 12 footer with a prime focus LNB I'd still get nothing.
Some questions for the community, please, for those who better know the inner-workings of Bell TV. I've read of a "wobble" in Nimiq4. Is the signal drop during the window associated with the wobble, and to be expected? If so, does anyone know when the wobble will be resolved?
Is that period associated with a maintenance window that Bell TV has, while they're working on Nimiq4 to stabilize it, something to do with scheduled daily work that wasn't evident previously, or something associated with footprint variations (like a wobble)?
Is there something else going on that would explain the signal drop during that window?
Thanks and regards,
Eric Nixdorf
They aren't working on stabilizing it. Every satellite needs to stay in it's "box" in the sky. There is no need to keep it in the same exact position as the targeted customers will never notice a difference. So every satellite controller out there lets the satellite bump around in the "box". They could keep it in the exact spot if they wanted but that would use up the fuel on the satellite very quickly. So this is what you are seeing as the satellite moves around the fringe areas change in signal strength.