Solved: the reason why 99 KU is such a funky satellite

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Look at the coverage contour map from SatBeams. This satellite provides great coverage for the east and west coasts, especially LA, NYC, Seattle, and cyberham's neck of the woods in Canada. It's weaker in the Mountain West, Southwest and Plains regions. This explains why I've never had good luck with it. So while it doesn't have "spot beams," it has spotty coverage.


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New Mexico has always has been a snubbed state for many decades!🙄😛

At least we got charm for best landscape and great New Mexican foods😋 "Not related to old Mexican foods 😋 from of the border next door."

But hey, at least other Ku birds are nicer to New Mexico!😁👍 :hatsoff
 
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is something wrong with the national PBS Ku feed?

105 W KU