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gustov

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#204241 23-Sep-2016 07:47
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Have others noticed that in the last two days there is no signal for the Network Nine "L-Bird 1" feed on D1?


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farnorthtv
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  #1639152 23-Sep-2016 08:15
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Gone to IS 19 .




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  #1639222 23-Sep-2016 09:49
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Now on Intelsat 19:-

 

12549V     SR3750   8PSK   The signal strength is similar to what it was on Optus D1.





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  #1639326 23-Sep-2016 12:01
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Thanks guys, got it.

 

My UltraPlus blindscan picked it up on 12299 V 3749




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  #1639391 23-Sep-2016 13:26
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What do I need to watch Channel Nine from Intelsat 19? I just have a standard dish pointing at D1. I do not want to realign this dish. Disappointed that it has moved. Many thanks, Neil.


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  #1639399 23-Sep-2016 13:45
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Nellie, you just need to add a second LNB onto your dish, no need to move the dish as IS19, at 166 degree is close enough to D1 not to required moving the dish at all.

 

You'll need to buy a second LNB and a bracket to attached it to your existing D1 LNB, You also need a switch so you can swap between D1 and IS19 with your remote.  

 

While you are at it think about adding a third LNB to receive D2 and then you are all complete, there are enough English language news channels on IS19 and D2 is justify the effort.

 

However, after maybe five years of catching the satellites over New Zealand I am relying more on a Kodi box and that gets me thousands of English language channels all over the world, including all the Australian channels. If you have broadband take the plunge into Kodi. it's very very cheap.


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  #1639418 23-Sep-2016 14:00
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gustov:

 

Thanks guys, got it.

 

My UltraPlus blindscan picked it up on 12299 V 3749

 

 

Somethings not right then? do you load all the other services on intelsat 19 on the correct frequencys as listed at lyngsat? if not then you need to adjust your lnbf l.o setting to the correct type

 

http://www.lyngsat.com/Intelsat-19.html

 

 for those trying to tune it in remember the LNBF skew needs to be twisted a lot differently to The "7pm" approx position of D1

 

 


 
 
 
 

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  #1639423 23-Sep-2016 14:10
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Apsattv:

 

gustov:

 

Thanks guys, got it.

 

My UltraPlus blindscan picked it up on 12299 V 3749

 

 

Somethings not right then? do you load all the other services on intelsat 19 on the correct frequencys as listed at lyngsat? if not then you need to adjust your lnbf l.o setting to the correct type

 

http://www.lyngsat.com/Intelsat-19.html

 

 

 

 

 

 

Oh, you are quite correct. A couple of years ago I bought a box of 50 brand new Zinwell LNB's off TM for $1 the lot and the L.O is a weird 11000 but just looking up at the IS19 dish I see it has an old Sharp LNB 10750. Have set it to the correct LO and the frequencies are displaying correctly now. Thanks.


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  #1639525 23-Sep-2016 16:40
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gustov:

 

You could be right. A couple of years ago I bought a box of 50 brand new Zinwell LNB's off TM for $1 the lot and the L.O is a weird 11000.

 

 

Damn, those things must almost be old enough to vote now!





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  #1640542 26-Sep-2016 11:20
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Thanks Gustov for your reply. What Lnb's do I require for D1 and D2.


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  #1641215 27-Sep-2016 12:39
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do you need a dvb-s2 box to pickup the channels


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  #1641229 27-Sep-2016 12:55
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nellie:

 

Thanks Gustov for your reply. What Lnb's do I require for D1 and D2.

 

 

 

 

send me a private e-mail with your address and I will send you a couple.


 
 
 

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  #1656584 23-Oct-2016 15:24
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Hi guys,

I've been trying to get the Nine network channels today with not much luck. 

 

Using lynsat settings, I can get Channel 9 on 12550V 3750 with about 80% signal but absolutely nothing on 12563 V.  I can get most of the Horizonal TP's too but really what I'm after are the Nine network channels.

 

Dish is 75CM with D1/IS19 setup.  Receiver is an UltraPlus 900HD Micro.

 

I don't know whether the receiver is 16APSK compatible, but Id expect to still get a signal from the TP right?

 


Cheers,
R

 

 


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  #1656748 23-Oct-2016 23:17
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Your dish is too small, its needs a 90cm and upwards minimum

 

 


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  #1656816 24-Oct-2016 10:17
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Cheers for clearing that up.. bugger!  I'll have to find a 90cm then.  Minimum being 90cm, will that produce a watchable signal?


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  #1656920 24-Oct-2016 13:42
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brainstew:

 

Cheers for clearing that up.. bugger!  I'll have to find a 90cm then.  Minimum being 90cm, will that produce a watchable signal?

 

 


1M dish will be the go I think :)


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