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ADKM
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Ultimate Geek
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2-Jul-2015 21:48
About to resurrect a 1.8m dish last used on Intelsat 5. Waiting delivery on Dish TV S8200 so keen to utilise it fully.
What satellite would be the best to aim it at, and could that be one with BBC World ?
Thanks for any info.
Reggimus
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Geek
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#1336221
3-Jul-2015 09:47
IS19 if C-band, TP - WH23C - 4165V SR3448 - http://www.lyngsat.com/Intelsat-19.html
ADKM
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Ultimate Geek
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#1336353
3-Jul-2015 12:20
Thanks for that. Looks like a fair bit is on it.. will need to study up on whats FTA.
peterds
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Master Geek
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#1336731
4-Jul-2015 05:19
You may need a bigger dish than 1.8m.
The BBC website says 2.9m but I believe a 2.4m solid dish may be adequate in the North Island.
Good luck!
Peter D Smale
ADKM
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Ultimate Geek
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#1336884
4-Jul-2015 11:54
Yes, I'm half expecting failure. Am in Dunedin and yet to find someone/way to align it.
If no go, what would be the next best ?
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