Uplink Activity Wednesday, October 19th 2005

goaliebob99

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Good Morning Folks..

6231 (WTAE) Now Added to 110.0W Echostar 6 & 8 Frequency: 12.239 GHz TP 2
6232 (KDKA) Now Added to 110.0W Echostar 6 & 8 Frequency: 12.239 GHz TP 2
6226 (WDBJ) Now Added to 110W Echostar 6 & 8 Frequency: 12.282 GHz TP 5
6227 (WSLS) Now Added to 110W Echostar 6 & 8 Frequency: 12.282 GHz TP 5
9603 (DNBS) Changed names from 9603 (BTV)
839 (CNAL1) Now Added to 110.0W Echostar 6 & 8 Frequency: 12.574 GHz TP 3
9635 (BTV) Now Added to 121 W Echostar9/IA 13 Frequancy: 12.261 GHz Tp 32


Alot of HD not uplinked !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thats your report.. for now :)
 
Thanks for the update goalie...

Ya.. looks like another Latino one

(maybe cuz DirecTV just added one too.. or planning on adding it soon)
 
goaliebob99 said:
more on chnl 839.... as its.... Canal 1 International (looks spanish)
I could be wrong..but I think that channel is already on the 61.5 satellite..so the queston is WHY MOVE IT!!!
 
Thanks Juan for the info... I thought spanish from spain was diffrent than the spanish from Mexico...... (dialect or something like that) but it looks like it will make the spanish fans happy as they will have so Fooooootttttballll on for sure.. (not american football)
 
Spanish from spain (Castillian) is different than Spanish from Mexico, South America or the Caribbean in the same way that American English and Australian English is different from English from England. There are quite a few words that differ and pronounciation differs a little, but overall Spanish speakers understand Castillian.

Spain - Bus = Autobus (ow-toh-BOOS)
Mexico - Bus = Camión or Autobus
Caribbean Bus = Guagua or Autobus

See ya
Tony
 
Nope! At least not outside the religious context just like English with the "thee" and "thou" "ye" etc. :)

Spaniards still use it though. It is a viable tense though. It is the informal plural form. The singular informal is used liberally. Spanish speakers should really address their friends in the informal tense.

See ya
Tony

See ya
 
Its kind of interesting how an uplink post can morph into a discussion about the grammer and dialects of another language.

Its also interesting that people on a sat tech forum can discuss details of grammer and dialects of another language.
 

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