Question about 95W Galaxy 3c

[John Popper]

Guys, would someone please do me the favor of checking if the below channels are still available? I was away from my home for several years and want to check if I can still get CBS on that sat (I only hav a DVB-S receiver). My actuator is done so I have to manually crank the dish, so before doing so I wanna see if its worthwhile to go to that sat.

 

[Titanium]

Sorry, long gone....

 

[John Popper]

thanks for the reply!

 

[Lone Gunman]

check if I can still get CBS on that sat (I only hav a DVB-S receiver). My actuator is done so I have to manually crank the dish, so before doing so I wanna see if its worthwhile to go to that sat.

New S2 receiver and dish mover are less than $200??

 

[John Popper]

I managed to get a DVB S2 USB Box, does anyone know where I can tune a CBS feed? I tried Lyngsat and The List but was unable to get any of the following:

• the CBS feeds listed on Galaxy 28 at 89W

• 3800V, 4080V, 4100H, 4140H, 4160V on Galaxy 19 AT 97W

are there any CBS feeds that y'all can confirm? I appreciate the help

 

[Titanium]

The CBS feeds are 4:2:2 and cannot be received on a 4:2:0 STB. You could record (or if the STB streams) the 89w feeds and play back using a computer with VLC. If you want to watch CBS without streaming or recording you will need a PCIe Tuner in a PC or AZbox STB

 

[FaT Air]

I managed to get a DVB S2 USB Box

I would think that should do (??)
Play the stream with VLC. (Or maybe MPlayer(?))
89W (3900 H 29861) is 24/7 IIRR. It's strong signal here although I can't watch it.

 

[John Popper]

thanks for the replies, unfortunately I am unable to lock any signal at 89W, I believe the footprint is weak for my location, I am just below Mexico City on this map:

I get all S2 8PSK feeds at 99W because thats a strong satellite but Im guessing S2 8PSK feeds at 89W are no go for me

 

[FaT Air]

Afraid lyngsat is out of date. Sathint also doesn't list any of those freq's on 97w
I also looked for them on the Amiko, got the only "Q" reading on 4080 V 30000
Two 4.2.2. channels.
Those 2 on 89W are the only 4.2.2 that I know of that are 'full time'.