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some satellites arent listed..SBS6 at 74 for example
you can add one by the following
-installation
-edit sat/TP
-new
label the new satellite and put in a frequency that is active
you can add one by the following
-installation
-edit sat/TP
-new
label the new satellite and put in a frequency that is active
Thats what I did for SBS6.
Or you can edit an unused C-band sat if you aren't using a big dish. Just remember to change the freq to 10450.
Or you can edit an unused C-band sat if you aren't using a big dish. Just remember to change the freq to 10450.
Don't mind me. I'll be quiet. I've been disoriented ever since I came back. *sigh*
Sorry for the misinformation.
Sorry for the misinformation.
Yeah, cruises are great like that. I also took one that went to Cozumel.Mark_AR said:Don't mind me. I'll be quiet. I've been disoriented ever since I came back. *sigh*
Sorry for the misinformation.
The coolest post-voyage effect is when you get your feet back on the mainland, your balance is still tuned to counter the ship's movements, so the stillness of the ground actually causes a swaying feeling (kinda like you're sloshed
). At least it did for me. But it will go away in a day or so.
OT: Retarded answers not intentional.
Every time I look at the computer screen for more than 5 or 10 seconds the whole room spins. Same thing if I watch TV or stand in one spot and look at a fixed object.
I hope it gets better soon. I'm ready to start drinking just so I have a reason to feel this way.
THats my problem. I feel dizzy all the time. Its been 4+ days and its ticking me off. My equilibrium is FUBAR. Dr gave me a scopolamine patch today. SO far no better.TuxCoder said:Yeah, cruises are great like that. I also took one that went to Cozumel.
The coolest post-voyage effect is when you get your feet back on the mainland, your balance is still tuned to counter the ship's movements, so the stillness of the ground actually causes a swaying feeling (kinda like you're sloshed
Every time I look at the computer screen for more than 5 or 10 seconds the whole room spins.
Same thing if I watch TV or stand in one spot and look at a fixed object.I hope it gets better soon. I'm ready to start drinking just so I have a reason to feel this way.
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