THE LAST DAY (THISTV)
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As per ThisTV site:
This TV is a free premium channel that brings you award winning films, box office hits, cult classics, retro TV series and all your favorite Hollywood stars! Whether it's on satellite, your local cable provider, or your over-the-air digital signal, it doesn't get better than This!
This TV is a free premium channel that brings you award winning films, box office hits, cult classics, retro TV series and all your favorite Hollywood stars! Whether it's on satellite, your local cable provider, or your over-the-air digital signal, it doesn't get better than This!
Owners changed. Weigel use to own it and now Tribune does (Tribune owns ANtennaTV also). Since Tribune already has a mux out there (on 125W) they are moving it there
The rule
Originally Posted by Tron 
Making your own cables not only saves money, but also gives you control of the quality and length of your cable runs. I make my own ethernet cables, although those require a lot of patience.
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..ehhh...
you use solid copper for fixed (in the wall) runs.
You use more expensive stranded drop wires from your equipment to the wall (outlets).
why? Because the solid wires don't flex well, and eventually break.
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Obviously, not everybody follows the rule (me, either), but there it is.
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Making your own cables not only saves money, but also gives you control of the quality and length of your cable runs. I make my own ethernet cables, although those require a lot of patience.
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.
..ehhh...
you use solid copper for fixed (in the wall) runs.
You use more expensive stranded drop wires from your equipment to the wall (outlets).
why? Because the solid wires don't flex well, and eventually break.
.
Obviously, not everybody follows the rule (me, either), but there it is.
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Reminder for those who watch THISTV more than other channels, today is the last day it's ITC. 99W to ?
I wouldn't be surprised if it lasts a few more weeks as some stations are always slow to switch over.
So if this is Weigels transponder space, THIS should have an encrypted signal going somewhere else already right? Anyone found that?
It is apparently going over to 123W encripted and part of the Tribune network according to superwoman Tracie. http://www.dishfarmer.com/forum/index.php?topic=1861.0
This TV has been sold to the Tribune Company. It has moved to the WGN mux on G14 and will scramble as of the 1st of November 2013. It will remain on SES 1 until that date.
UPDATE: As of 4:30pm ET I have a dark sreen on SES1.
UPDATE: As of 4:30pm ET I have a dark sreen on SES1.
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Since all of the other channels in this group were scrambled it makes sense that THIS would be also.
Okay, at 5:00am PST on NOV.1st, 2013 nothing but a color test screen.
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