Matheka
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I finaly hit 68% with supermax lnb after 2 hours of hunting.
African Satellite World and Sat Gear
African Satellite World and Sat Gear
- Thread starter kungu1
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Hello brothers, hi.
I have this 8ft dish with 2 Lnbs. Ku band (the main) points to 68.5E, targeting 12724 H 30000. And a c band LNB tracking 72.1E (for some local Tz and KE channels)
Every lnb is working perfectly. Now the problem is that, when I connect a Disecq switch 1.0, all other channels are OK (both on C band and Ku band) except the channels in 12724 H 30000 (Ku)
But when I connect the Ku band directly without the switch, all the channel works
It seems the problem is the switch.
Please guys, how can I solve this?
Nb. Both LNBs are Eurostar. And the receiver is Starsat 2000 Extrm.
I have this 8ft dish with 2 Lnbs. Ku band (the main) points to 68.5E, targeting 12724 H 30000. And a c band LNB tracking 72.1E (for some local Tz and KE channels)
Every lnb is working perfectly. Now the problem is that, when I connect a Disecq switch 1.0, all other channels are OK (both on C band and Ku band) except the channels in 12724 H 30000 (Ku)
But when I connect the Ku band directly without the switch, all the channel works
It seems the problem is the switch.
Please guys, how can I solve this?
Nb. Both LNBs are Eurostar. And the receiver is Starsat 2000 Extrm.
Mgjd
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I am stunned ,.why don't I get any response from the wifi stick I have just connected in my strong srt4955 receiver wifi/usb pot. No any glimpse of it on my tv screen.. I even turned ON my phone hotspot ,but couldn't detect it.. am I missing something? Is the software hiding the wifi connection?!?? Or is the wifi stick not compatible??,..
Which dish size?
rtuwey
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- Apr 2, 2013
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It could be the wrong stick. Look for one which is compatible with its chip.
rtuwey
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If indeed its an 8' then you are under utilizing it. If possible look for a combined LNB for 68E. Try adjusting the height of the LNB from the dish and check its skew.
Vicwa
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Kungu1 used to nab it using 8ft offset dish.
"Good Morning Kibukila,
Congrats on your first Fringe satellite,
Here In Limuru Kenya, i can lock on 18 transponders (frequecies) on Intelsat 20 SA beam>>
99% of the frequencies i am locked on host DSTV SA paytv package.
Dish size 2.4 meter offset plus Inverto Black Quad Lnb.
Snap shots of some of the channels on Intelsat 20>>>
Homebase tv has a awesome program which televises landscape scenery while playing instrument music which runs for about 1 hour.
No lock on the SABC channels on frequency 11674 V 26657 or frequency 11474 V 30000 hosting FTA dast channels.
From my sat investigation, i think the frequencies are still active on Intelsat 7 @ 68.5° East
As Per Real Time Satellite Tracking on N2YO website, Intelsat 7 is still active @ 68.6° East>>>>>>LIVE REAL TIME SATELLITE TRACKING AND PREDICTIONS: INTELSAT 7 (PAS 7)
BTV & GOD TV channels recently migrated from Intelsat 7 SA footprint to Intelsat 20 Sub Sahara Africa footprint, so lets wait for the SABC channels." >>>>
African Satellite World and Sat Gear
for those who may recall eshibobo etv is currently free on pas710 ku
Mnyash
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Mnyash
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colesbergkhn
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ya luckily its back now again on forever
Mnyash
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Sat ya kuomba ama kuchota maji kama Giden asemavyo...
Yes its true bro.
I know that I am under utilizing it. Its just that I am still learning how to do these things.
I'll be gradually improving as I am learning from you guys.
Check your pm bro.
freq
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Don't even think of getting one. Waste of money
Thank you bro....
But without it, how can I use a single dish to get both the Ku and C band frequencies of the same satellite?
Vicwa
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Moto wa kuotea mbari.
Oh.. Kumbe!