Thats a satellite thats already in orbit though Correct? They just have to move it to another location? What about the 77 Satellite?
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Yes, E6 is currently a spare that will be moved (with FCC approval) to 72.7. E4 is currently at 77. E4 has had a lot of equipment failures and is believed to only have 4 to 6 TP's working right now. It is only a placeholder until another sat is launched/moved there. Gunter's Space Page - Information on Launch vehicles, Satellites, Space Shuttle and Astronautics
Great so the E4 satellite is a piece of S#^% satellite that going to have nothing but trouble for the rest of it remaining years. Great another 129 for the East coast
Great so the E4 satellite is a piece of S#^% satellite that going to have nothing but trouble for the rest of it remaining years. Great another 129 for the East coast
Hey, we've suffered for over 2 years now with that piece of crap at 129. Now it's your turn.
Thanks,Hey, we've suffered for over 2 years now with that piece of crap at 129. Now it's your turn.
I didn't know satellites already came broken. 
"Placeholder" means that Dish is keeping something there to satisfy the FCC. You can bet that Dish will move something better there before the EA starts up in earnest. Hmmmm, E5 will be available next year.Great so the E4 satellite is a piece of S#^% satellite that going to have nothing but trouble for the rest of it remaining years. Great another 129 for the East coast
Next Year!!!!, Thats a long time. But I'm willing to wait ,I guess the broken Satellite will work untill then Right? E* ought to be able to put quite a bit of HD on the 61.5 and 72.5 for the Eastern customers I would imagine."Placeholder" means that Dish is keeping something there to satisfy the FCC. You can bet that Dish will move something better there before the EA starts up in earnest. Hmmmm, E5 will be available next year.
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"Placeholder" means that Dish is keeping something there to satisfy the FCC. You can bet that Dish will move something better there before the EA starts up in earnest. Hmmmm, E5 will be available next year.
You must be joking because the E-5 satellite is almost out of fuel and will need to be moved to a higher orbit for retirement sometime early next year.
Hence the smiley.
For those who don't know, E5 is the satellite at 129 that is being replaced next year.I didn't even see that one!Hence the smiley.
Hopefully a spare for 129. I thought we'd have a replacement by late summer, now next year...
Concerned about rain fade this winter, NOT good. D* looking better, except for their DVR. I am concerned that E5 is fading away if not falling apart (per one post) and we have no options in the West to get 61.5 or even 148.
----I'm ditching HD Ultimate in favor of Starz.----
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129 is a Canadian (eh) slot. E5 was only a temp fix until Ciel-2 was built and launched. Ciel-2 was scheduled for a Dec. 2008 launch until the booster failure on AMC-14. Ciel-2 was to use the same Breeze-M booster.Hopefully a spare for 129. I thought we'd have a replacement by late summer, now next year...
I am concerned that E5 is fading away if not falling apart (per one post) and we have no options in the West to get 61.5 or even 148.
----I'm ditching HD Ultimate in favor of Starz.----
Looks like a several months delay until the problem is fixed and the launch rescheduled.Awesome. 110 is the only location I have trouble with.
I actually moved my DISH 500 to 119/129 and moved my DISH 300 to 110 and I still have a weaker signal on 110 than 129.
If you consider these comments and DISH's sudden decision to swap out MPEG2 HD boxes, this is likely how DISH is planning to deal with the inability to recover 4 transponders with the addition of AMC14 to 61.5. Since the current HD setup for 61.5 requires 119/110, any gains on 110 will translate to recovered bandwidth that they were planning on getting back with AMC14. Reducing FEC and changing MPEG2 HD to MPEG4 should help some.
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What is really starteling about E11 is 20KW power! Considering it only has to take care of 19 TPs (3 in use by DIRECTV, 10 by E11), that is over a KW per TP.
Echostar 6 is 125W for 32 or 250 for 16 TPs... Echostar VII and VIII were 120/240
Echostar 6 is 125W for 32 or 250 for 16 TPs... Echostar VII and VIII were 120/240
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