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Enigma (m)
Re: Free-To-Air Satellite TV
« #2496 on: October 06, 2008, 08:56 PM »

Regarding MBC Persia and Press TV both on 7w:

One thing I have noticed is that both are on Atlantic Bird 4 instead of either Nilesat 101 & 102; it may just be that AB 4 is as/more easily received in the south as/than the Nilesats and/or that some AB4 transponders are difficult in the North. Here in the UK, I cannot receive AB 4 transponders though I can receive most V (no H) transponders from the Nilesats.


Regarding JSC+1 etc

These are open today via DCW (similar to Biss) keys. Any receiver with an up to date patch and a Biss/DCW menu should be able to clear them presently.


Regarding olofofo's Starsat

It seems that receivers sold in Naija are patched by the sellers before being sold. Take the Strong receiver: it can only work with 6969 or 8282 after being patched; but many people buy it, do not patch it themselves, yet find 6969 working; this is simply because it was patched already when they bought it. So olofofo's starsat might have been patched by the time of purchase. Although, I would like to know whether the Starsat cleared JSC with Irdeto or DCW keys; olofofo might be able to tell us that by browsing through the keys menu.


@ toxnaija

hope you feel strong soon again


@ enitan

Next time you post a picture of your receiver's keys menu, it is better to post a slot with no keys in it; or you coulld even have cleaned the keys from the 'Premiere' slot that you used since you are never likely to receive Premiere (19e) in Naija.

Next
Enigma (m)
Re: Free-To-Air Satellite TV
« #2497 on: October 06, 2008, 09:30 PM »

Quote from: F_Marshal on October 06, 2008, 06:30 PM

Here in the US, the gist is most receivers are always up with IKS. For instance, nfusion, KBoX and Captain are always up whenever an Electronic Counter Measure (ECM) is introduced into the steam by the Providers. This is not to say that there are no down times when using those (Internet Key Sharing) IKS systems, which is minimal. There maybe intermitent picture freezing issues; but the bottom line is, you don't have to wait for keys whenever the keys are not available for standalone boxes. Oh, I hear that most of the Servers for the US IKS boxes are located in ASIA. They do this to avoid the wrath of US laws.

Remember, I do not condone the modification of FTA boxes in any form and through any means to steal legitiamte pay to view TV & Satellite Signals. All information are for Educational purposes only.


The problem with the Middle East (and I think European) servers is not just dealing with ECMs but that the servers apparently go down altogether i.e. no connection at all let alone IKS access. Google e.g. Maxx 1000.
F_Marshal (m)
Re: Free-To-Air Satellite TV
« #2498 on: October 06, 2008, 09:32 PM »

@ Toxnaija.

Sorry to hear that you were not feeling very well the last few days. Sad I hope you recover fully pretty soon.  Smiley

Regarding Olofofo's StarSat Receiver, Enigma excellently took care of that. Cool

On the subject of Fibre Dishes. Are those locally made in Nigeria? How smooth are the inside surfaces of these Dishes? The last time I saw some locally fabricated dishes, it appeared there were lots of irregualrities on the surfaces of those dishes. Considering they are light weight and  resistant to rust, I tend to be leaning towards buying one in my future purchase. How much would it cost to secure 3M Fibre Dish in Nigeria?
olofofo (m)
Re: Free-To-Air Satellite TV
« #2499 on: October 06, 2008, 09:38 PM »

@ll

i had to go get another decoder today, since no one offered help on whether or not my fried decoder can be fixed. i used the oppurtunity to get an upgrade, SRT 4663x after calling badaru and ola for some advice. anyway, found out that strong has a full fledge Technical workshop in alaba and i was told that replace the panel of my SRT 4652 is 2k because it is old.  the service is free for newer models of decoder.

since the interest in Starsat decoders have increased since my post. i did a check on the dealer in alaba and what he has now is the Model SR X6300cu Super.

since saturday when i mention it's ability to open Aljazeera + , i have not been able to use it cause i lost the other decoder, i will take to Alaba tommorow to fully confirm what we have all been talking about cause my Nilesat is still down. Tracking with the new decoders na Die, they give too many false signal readings.

I do not think that any dealer in Alaba is in the business of patching decoders before being sold, it does not make any sense. i posted the encryption on the screen of  the starsat last night for gangsta, it uses IRDETO-SHL according to the starsat.

lastly Alaba still remains the cheapest Place to buy any FTA stuff since all the major dealers are there.


F_Marshal (m)
Re: Free-To-Air Satellite TV
« #2500 on: October 06, 2008, 09:38 PM »

This Question is not FTA related!!!

Is there any Private Message (PM) Feature on this Board/Forum. For the life of me, I can't seem to find the DAM* feature on this board!!! Embarrassed Angry
olofofo (m)
Re: Free-To-Air Satellite TV
« #2501 on: October 06, 2008, 09:53 PM »

Quote from: F_Marshal on October 06, 2008, 09:38 PM
This Question is not FTA related!!!

Is there any Private Message (PM) Feature on this Board/Forum. For the life of me, I can't seem to find the DAM* feature on this board!!! Embarrassed Angry

Oga how u dey. how yonder. there no PM facility on this forum ooooo

@all

starsat link

http://www.satsw.com/default/products/receivers/productfeatures.asp?modelid=SR-X6300CU
olofofo (m)
Re: Free-To-Air Satellite TV
« #2502 on: October 06, 2008, 09:57 PM »

@all

this is the one that i have, the earlier one is the one i saw in the market today

http://sat-receiver-world.com/producer/starsat/starsat-sr-x3100cu.html
jujukemist (m)
Re: Free-To-Air Satellite TV
« #2503 on: October 06, 2008, 11:38 PM »

 8)Enigma your response made me paid a closer look at lyngsat. indeed persia and press are on bird4. Thanks for opening that angle to me. Now my asumptions are; I thot the 3birds are at the same location? if bird4 beam is not as strong as 101 and 102 them would not a bigger 3m dish in south west Nigeria gather more of the weak beam, than a 1-8m dish that gathers less the weak beam.
my mind seems to be telling me that lnb is not the issue but dish size,though i might be forced to tinker with my setup?
I also noted that Atlantic bird4 is at 7.2W not 7W

Gangsta101 come out from your hibernating mode, lets get working.
enitan2002 (m)
Re: Free-To-Air Satellite TV
« #2504 on: October 07, 2008, 12:22 AM »

@ enigma,
thanks for giving me a reply based on keys input on my decoder, the thing there is that it wont make any difference if i use a blank one or not, the major problem i'm facing is that it has only 16keys and not 32keys space as that of strong, how can i convert the 32bits to 16bits, thats the point am driving to.

@ all,
If 3 satellites are on the same angle like that of nilesat101,102, and atlantic brid 4 so likewise intelsat7/10ku, it is not possible for all these to be at the same degree, there'll be a slight difference in angle between the those satellites.
I will post the angles in my next setup.

And also, concerning the suggestion someone posted some hours ago, concerning we guys here setting up a face-to-face forum come this december, i brought that suggestions some months back and i dont know if almost everyone concur. Cos if we most likely do, then a committee should be setup, so that the earlier we start the preparation the better the event will turn out to be.

@ toxnaija,
i got ya feeling, it was not the cause of the rift that matters to me but how you went about it . If you must have some ill-feeling towards me, i think that should have been done in a more vital way which is invariably through phone but you didnt do that, and you posted it on the forum.You made me look like someone who has gone haywired and looking for popularity based on my findings. And i was like, as close as we are you can still do that, i just went beserk and couldnt control my emotion, i felt betrayed just like Jesus felt when Judas betrayed him, but HE kept calm but I didnt cos HE(jesus) is not an ordinary human being like I do. So mistakes is inherent in us.
I went way too far in the choice of words i used against you, and i will definitely apologize for that(i.e those words i used against you, and not the hopeful result of my research).
If possible i would have modified my post on that, but i dont do that, am someone that hold myself responsible what anything i say and do, and what am doing now will serve as a record that i've wronged you greatly with the words i used against you.
It's now left if we want to make this like before or even better, that is between us. You must not put your trust in your fellow human being, that doesnt me you must not trust them. I hope you understood that?
I felt like if you dont reply to my post based on my wrongdoing, i WILL NEVER mention that again.
When there's a dispute between two parties, and if the two paries are to be reconciled, they must first admit on their wrongdoing, whether you like it or not, we both have a share in this blame.

@ vickoy23,
I just couldnt believe i said all those words to you, just find it in your heart to forget about everything, and lets all keep moving this thread to a greater height.
I hope all is well now?


@ mide2008,
I dont think you were included sha, but all the same we all miss your contribution on this forum, we all here are waiting patiently for your comeback (IPADABO ABIJA)

@ BADARU1,
WHATS KICKING IN YOUR END?

@ OLA,
how far with that accommodation stuff now, i've been busy these days now?

@ olofofo,
wetin do your nilesat installation?

I will really advise every satellite ethusiasts to have a n old model strong decoder for tracking usage esp 4650 or 4652, thats the problem olofofo is facing now, once you have that then you can now get any number of other brands of decoders
olofofo (m)
Re: Free-To-Air Satellite TV
« #2505 on: October 07, 2008, 02:08 AM »

@enitan

the strong got fried and tracking was not easy with the new decoders. i have to wait for the old one to be fixed.
olofofo (m)
Re: Free-To-Air Satellite TV
« #2506 on: October 07, 2008, 06:20 AM »

@all

for all those with 1.8m motorized and with access to Eutelsat w6, there's an encrypted Movie channel called Aflam on 11653 V 15714. They show a mixed array of movies both in English and in French. and they have a publicly available BISS key, Google it and enjoying viewing.

@all
turn your FTA pictures to near High Definition transmission by getting a component video cable, most of the new strong decoders comes with this connection. it is way better than the normal AV cable. need i mention that most flat screen, LCD, Plasma TVs and Home theater systems  come with this connection as well.




Enigma (m)
Re: Free-To-Air Satellite TV
« #2507 on: October 07, 2008, 08:39 AM »

Quote from: enitan2002 on October 07, 2008, 12:22 AM
@ enigma,
thanks for giving me a reply based on keys input on my decoder, the thing there is that it wont make any difference if i use a blank one or not, the major problem i'm facing is that it has only 16keys and not 32keys space as that of strong, how can i convert the 32bits to 16bits, thats the point am driving to.


Enitan

No, I was not trying to answer your query in that post. I was warning about posting a picture on the forum that contains actual keys; it is the same as actually posting keys and it should not be done. I meant, therefore, that next time you post a picture of your keys menu make sure there are no actual keys in the slot that you photo and post.

Edited You can and should actually leave the 'Index' and the 'ID' so we can see; it is the actual keys that should not be posted.

I will go and answer your question on the other thread.
vickoy23
Re: Free-To-Air Satellite TV
« #2508 on: October 07, 2008, 01:46 PM »

@eniitan

Me I no vex at all. I just believe the comm breakdown took a lower turn which I was not comfortable with at all. I actually had composed some stuffs for your attention but had to save it away in my pc and just let the thread continue on it's primary objective - FTA. From my end, no troblem (i.e trouble plus problem) at all.

@tox9ja

even though the tongue and teeth share the same apartment, they sometime do misunderstand each others rhythm in the process of achieving a common goal - getting the delicious meal into the stomach. See it in this light.

Meanwhile how is your health? I never knew u were ill. I believe you have recovered fully. Will give u a call later.

@linksman

Sorry I did not reply your text. I am on a one man way against the telecom companies. they have milked us too much so I am on no recharge card protest for now. lol. will call you once we reach a compromise on our dialog - me and the telecom coys.

@Mr. gem

i had to access my barber's HITV menu and I found out that diseq menu is on it. I could not do much on it since he has no multiple dishes. I would have to go lay my hand on one and bring it home for experiment purpose. With the menu I saw, diseq should work. will let u know my findings. keep trying from your end too.

@banky77

That is the truest talk of the millenum. That forum, if organized, would bring a revolution to FTA in Nigeria. This forum is full of resourse persons who can make things happen. Where do we start from? i should think a commitee shuld be set up asap with BIG JOE himself been the chair been the author of this forum. What do u think

@all
I once posted my prophecy on this thread that I foresee a TP rising out of this forum. I have to modify that prophesy to be TPs. I can see it happening once FTA awareness becomes a wild fire because of this forum. Let's get  started Jo.

Today is supposed to be Daarsat's big day but i am yet to lay my hand on any new dev. Any news out there? I am still news hunting though.
jujukemist (m)
Re: Free-To-Air Satellite TV
« #2509 on: October 07, 2008, 03:24 PM »

Enigma please respond to my earlier assumptions!
Vickoy23 lets put words in to action, how do we meet to put up a working comitte.
I used to be an offensive General on this forum-it dos not yield peace.
in the production of forgiveness one can not force the other to accept blame.either you are truly sorry,or you can be sorry strategically.
I pray that cacuses would not be formed on this forum. please say amen
Gangsta101 (m)
Re: Free-To-Air Satellite TV
« #2510 on: October 07, 2008, 03:53 PM »

All,

Just 24hrs away from this thread and it feels like forever. my starcomms subscription expired and i didn't know, thot i still had 2 more weeks, so i have been off the grid, i have finally sorted that one out sha, hopefully for the next one month, i will be totally linked to the net through what might be broadband (still have to experience it fully) from a neighbouring cyber cafe.

Jujukemist,

Finally someone feels my pain, knowing someone else receives mbc persia on 2.4m dish in Ibadan and i can't receive it with1.8m in KD, even though i receive other channels is really frustrating, but i have read through the various explanations given, what still puzzles me though is that we receive atl bird 4 well enough because the strongest freq on the entire nilesat setup is 10758, and it is on atl brd 4, but another thing is even though that is the signal we use for tracking initially because it is the highest, we then have to tilt the dish slightly away from that position to get the other 2 birds, this causes a slight reduction from the signal quality from atl bird 4, so even though we get the strongest TP, we might not necessarily get the others, maybe tilting the dish to the best position for atl bird 4 might bring in mbc persia, but that will then raise the question on whether it is worth to forsake all the other beautiful tps just for mbc persia, but like u said, we have to explore, just got your mail, i'll call u now.

Toxnaija/Enitan

That is the way to go, please continue along this line. all the best. sorry about your health toxnaija.

Olofofo,

i just checked my bulk mail and saw your post, only prob is that clicking on the link doesnt open the images, it only takes me to their home page. are there forces working against me with respect to JSC?

Enitan,

i see u and baba enigma have already discussed everything on keys, i'll take my time and read the posts carefully and see if there's anything else. all the best,.
olofofo (m)
Re: Free-To-Air Satellite TV
« #2511 on: October 07, 2008, 04:42 PM »

Quote from: Gangsta101 on October 07, 2008, 03:53 PM

Olofofo,

i just checked my bulk mail and saw your post, only prob is that clicking on the link doesnt open the images, it only takes me to their home page. are there forces working against me with respect to JSC?


bone that alajaeera matter, it was a case of temporary madness on aljaeera;s part and not some stroke of genius on my decoder's part. Key for aljazeera are available though, check online Enigma mentioned it some posts back.
wahwah
Re: Free-To-Air Satellite TV
« #2512 on: October 07, 2008, 04:50 PM »

ch 55 is back       daarsat?HuhHuhHuhHuhHuhHuhHuhHuhHuhHuhHuhHuhHuhHuhHuhHuhHuhHuhHuhHuhHuhHuhHuhHuh?
sammu (m)
Re: Free-To-Air Satellite TV
« #2513 on: October 07, 2008, 05:30 PM »

@F_Marshal

you posted sometimes ago that you receive the africa beam of w3A  with a 65cm dish. is this from your base in the U S? am planning to try some sattellites this weekend with  90cm dish.
 if am successful i will report back to the house
Enigma (m)
Re: Free-To-Air Satellite TV
« #2514 on: October 07, 2008, 06:12 PM »

Quote
what still puzzles me though is that we receive atl bird 4 well enough because the strongest freq on the entire nilesat setup is 10758, and it is on atl brd 4, but another thing is even though that is the signal we use for tracking initially because it is the highest, we then have to tilt the dish slightly away from that position to get the other 2 birds, this causes a slight reduction from the signal quality from atl bird 4, so even though we get the strongest TP, we might not necessarily get the others, maybe tilting the dish to the best position for atl bird 4 might bring in mbc persia, but that will then raise the question on whether it is worth to forsake all the other beautiful tps just for mbc persia, but like u said, we have to explore, just got your mail, i'll call u now.

Yeah Gangsta

Go to the page for AB 4 on Lyngsat and you will see that it has two beams. 10758 is on the ME beam whereas both Press TV and MBC Persia are on the Wide beam. Click on each beam and see how far each beam extends to Northern Nigeria and compare.

The only other thing is why is toxnaija able to receive it? First, the size of his dish; second, it is possible that certain parts of Western Naija enjoy positive prorogation of the AB4 Wide beam signals.

In fact, these considerations show why it is simply false to assume that the number of dishes pointing at a particular satellite can increase its signal strength. It is simply not scientifically possible.  Related story: one time, a neigbour of mine here thought my 90cm dish with several LNBs was the reason why her DTT TV was not working well; I explained to her it was not scientifically possible; she remained adamant until I looked at her set-up only to find that her scart plugs were not connected properly; once, I fixed that she had perfect signals and apologised profusely.

Quote from: jujukemist on October 06, 2008, 11:38 PM
8)Enigma your response made me paid a closer look at lyngsat. indeed persia and press are on bird4. Thanks for opening that angle to me. Now my asumptions are; I thot the 3birds are at the same location? if bird4 beam is not as strong as 101 and 102 them would not a bigger 3m dish in south west Nigeria gather more of the weak beam, than a 1-8m dish that gathers less the weak beam.
my mind seems to be telling me that lnb is not the issue but dish size,though i might be forced to tinker with my setup?
I also noted that Atlantic bird4 is at 7.2W not 7W


A bigger dish is always going to be better at receiving signals from a satellite for someone outside the footprint or in a fringe reception area.
Gangsta101 (m)
Re: Free-To-Air Satellite TV
« #2515 on: October 07, 2008, 06:23 PM »

Enigma

have been searching for weeks but can't find any site with the live jsc sports keys. i have opened lots of softcams but no luck. that is why i was really interested in Olofofo's discovery. but if u know where i can get an active key, please fill me in.
just checked out the beams. i guess that explains a lot. but still puzzled how obnelly can get it with his 2.4m dish in the south. but maybe your explanation is the best, but i will still continue my research though. another thing, it seems we in Nigeria are closer to the beam than u guys in the UK



Olofofo,

are u saying your decoder no longer opens those channels? i can guarantee u it wasn't aljazeera giving away freebies cos that would mean the rest of us would have benefited also. the only explanation still remains that u had active keys for JSC sports.

toxnaija
Re: Free-To-Air Satellite TV
« #2516 on: October 07, 2008, 06:38 PM »

all,
thanks for the care.I am gradually returning to full health though I had to take a break.mide2008 too is just recovering too.The Showtime 02 keys can also open Bloomberg,apart from Disney.Aflam morocco's keys are also out in biss encryption.Open the key menu on Strong using 8280 to get biss.

Enitan,
no qualms.My gang members and I have decided to finally bury the hachet but you must come to Lekki roundabout naked at midnight on Saturday for some etutus,like you always see in Nollywood.Bring along 7 Humax decoders,7 Showtime cards and the heads of OBJ and Yar'adua still dripping with blood.I can tell you how to catch baba in Abeokuta though I love him.Ignoring this etutu is at your peril ooooooo oko Chioma,abi another one don take over.One of our secrets eh?

wahwah,
wetin be ch.55?

Gofitech,
thanks for the call.any new bird or frequency?If not for you and mide2008,there would have been total blackout on Premiership.2m Maroc Nat is the only reliable access now and the e tv feeds on 0.8w which joins Supersports occasionally.2M Maroc's line-up for football this Saturday  SAMEDI 11 OCTOBRE:10h50: Transworld Sport 11h45: Futbol Mundial 20h15: Champions League Magazine(GMT).

Enigma,
I cant wait to meet that your neighbour.I remember when my dishes in  Abeokuta were installed some years back,all my neighbours were very happy thinking that the signals will enter their tv sets from the space directly.Some even thought I was using the dishes to broadcast my tv news to the studios in Lagos and Abeokuta.I spoke with mide2008 on the more dishes issue,he too felt that it is not electromagnetically possible.sorry for the vocab.I was reminiscing on my Physics days which got me into satellites.
olofofo (m)
Re: Free-To-Air Satellite TV
« #2517 on: October 07, 2008, 06:53 PM »

Quote from: Gangsta101 on October 07, 2008, 06:23 PM

Olofofo,

are u saying your decoder no longer opens those channels? i can guarantee u it wasn't aljazeera giving away freebies because that would mean the rest of us would have benefited also. the only explanation still remains that u had active keys for JSC sports.



I really did not patch that decoder, we will not know for sure until my nilesat comes back. but i know that keys are out for all three +3 channels as at sunday and i did not us them,
obnelly
Re: Free-To-Air Satellite TV
« #2518 on: October 07, 2008, 07:14 PM »

jujukemist,learn to believe people ,this forum is for people who maKe research and post the information for the benefit of others,i said on this forum that i have mbc persia and you seem not believing me ,No sweat,believe it or not i am enjoying it at home right now MBC PERSIA FOR EVER.That is to tell you this forum its not for big people but small people like us can also contribute to some extent,thanks to Badaru who bring the best in me on Nilesat.I never handle big dish on my own ,i only tried w3a 7 degree and i nailed it since then the moral to nail that Nilesat has been there for me and i did,if it were to be in the Army badaru will be General while i will be lance corporal but it doesnt mean lance corporal cant become a General .Learnt to believe people,NO BE FIGHT O.
olofofo (m)
Re: Free-To-Air Satellite TV
« #2519 on: October 07, 2008, 07:41 PM »

@all

turn out Badaru's theory of "Multiple Dishes Pointing to Same Satellite for Higher Gain" is actually correct. someone should give him a national award.
biggjoe (m)
Re: Free-To-Air Satellite TV
« #2520 on: October 07, 2008, 07:46 PM »

Quote from: olofofo on October 07, 2008, 07:41 PM
@all

turn out Badaru's theory of "Multiple Dishes Pointing to Same Satellite for Higher Gain" is actually correct. someone should give him a national award.

I was about to say I did not subscribe to that Idea. How did you prove it.
obnelly
Re: Free-To-Air Satellite TV
« #2521 on: October 07, 2008, 07:49 PM »

BANG!!! disney land here i come,the keys work like magic.Hope all other keys will be available,really Badaru and others really deserve FTA award.
Enigma (m)
Re: Free-To-Air Satellite TV
« #2522 on: October 07, 2008, 07:55 PM »

Quote from: olofofo on October 07, 2008, 07:41 PM
@all

turn out Badaru's theory of "Multiple Dishes Pointing to Same Satellite for Higher Gain" is actually correct. someone should give him a national award.

Naah, pointing many dishes at a satellite does not increase the signal coming from the satellite!

As biggjoe asked, how did you prove the theory?
obnelly
Re: Free-To-Air Satellite TV
« #2523 on: October 07, 2008, 08:05 PM »

As long as i am concern since we are able to get nilesat in the north,west and some part of eastern side,i see nothing bad in it ,it means we can receive nilesat as far as 9ja is concern be it 1.8m,2.4m,3m or 4.5m it all depend on your location,and the number of channels available to you is a factor of how good you are at skewing.once the signal is there for Nilesat ,you are at the right place.,even if all you get is mbcs ,haba u don try.before we used to think etv is the best now we know there are so many better ones.Lets keep the forum alive and let the research continue,dont criticize until you have proven wrong.As long as this forum is alive what ever anybody post is authentic,until we find itsnt then we can say blablalba,ENIGMA,BADARU,TOXNIJA,JUJUKEMIST,F MARSHAL,ENITAN AND OTHERS MY RESPECT UNA BE GENERAL OOOO.I LIKE UNA CONCEPTS.
biggjoe (m)
Re: Free-To-Air Satellite TV
« #2524 on: October 07, 2008, 08:24 PM »

@Enigma,
I have learnt never to say never. However, I have found it very difficult to believe that a geosynchronous satellite will adjust its beam because downlink stations have increased.

Now,
Before the debate is thrown out of context, let me point out again that what Badaru was said to have suggested was that multiple dishes pointing to a particular satellite will increase the signal beamed to a particular area and NOT that pointing many dishes at a satellite will increase the signal coming from the satellite. I did it a course in the uni. on satellite transmission and in fact on all microwave frequencies.

I will find it much easier to believe that the signal strength  might increase because of high demand from down link stations. The satellite makers can make provisions for that; and not that the signal that has been naturally weak at a particular area (because the area is off the footprint) will increase.

However, with all my assumptions, I cannot say its impossible. Oyibo is always  redefining that word, impossible.

jujukemist (m)
Re: Free-To-Air Satellite TV
« #2525 on: October 07, 2008, 08:31 PM »

Quote from: obnelly on October 07, 2008, 08:05 PM
As long as i am concern since we are able to get nilesat in the north,west and some part of eastern side,i see nothing bad in it ,it means we can receive nilesat as far as Nigeria is concern be it 1.8m,2.4m,3m or 4.5m it all depend on your location,and the number of channels available to you is a factor of how good you are at skewing.once the signal is there for Nilesat ,you are at the right place.,even if all you get is mbcs ,haba u don try.before we used to think etv is the best now we know there are so many better ones.Lets keep the forum alive and let the research continue,don't criticize until you have proven wrong.As long as this forum is alive what ever anybody post is authentic,until we find itsnt then we can say blablalba,ENIGMA,BADARU,TOXNIJA,JUJUKEMIST,F MARSHAL,ENITAN AND OTHERS MY RESPECT UNA BE GENERAL OOOO.I LIKE UNA CONCEPTS.
you are the true son of your father.B4 u were born in this Fta world, I did what you just did to me in your post b4 this one. indid the world goes round.
you are totally right, if u had check the earlier posts you would have seen that i finally believed you. I love people who stand on what they believe in.
mbc persia and the current  research i am doing, now made me to decamp to the Enigma school of thot for now-i am not ashamed to declare that i was wrong.
soon Gangsta should be at my house and we would together solve this persia virus.
Once again Enigma and Co thanks.
Enigma (m)
Re: Free-To-Air Satellite TV
« #2526 on: October 07, 2008, 08:45 PM »

Quote from: biggjoe on October 07, 2008, 08:24 PM
@Enigma,
I have learnt never to say never. However, I have found it very difficult to believe that a geosynchronous satellite will adjust its beam because downlink stations have increased.

Now,
Before the debate is thrown out of context, let me point out again that what Badaru was said to have suggested was that multiple dishes pointing to a particular satellite will increase the signal beamed to a particular area and NOT that pointing many dishes at a satellite will increase the signal coming from the satellite. I did it a course in the uni. on satellite transmission and in fact on all microwave frequencies.

I will find it much easier to believe that the signal strength  might increase because of high demand from down link stations. The satellite makers can make provisions for that; and not that the signal that has been naturally weak at a particular area (because the area is off the footprint) will increase.

However, with all my assumptions, I cannot say its impossible. Oyibo is always  redefining that word, impossible.



Yeah biggjoe I get your point

1. If the claim is that more dishes pointing at a satellite can somehow scientifically increase the signal strength coming from a satellite, then the answer remains no.

As I understand it, this is the claim that is being made repeatedly by a few people; this claim I continue to disagree with. If this is not the claim being made, I will be glad to see a modification and I will respond as appropriate


2. If the claim is that from an economic perspective, the more dishes pointing to a satellite can mean that the owners/operators of/on the satellite find it worthwhile to point their satellite beam(s) in the concerned direction, then this is a point that I myself have made several times on this thread and on other FTA threads here.

But from my understanding, no. 2 above is not what is being claimed; my understanding is that the claim is for number 1.

Even if the claim is for number 2, Nilesat owners/operators have not consciously increased signal/beam to Nigeria. Look, even on both 36e and 68.5e where you have operators doing business in Nigeria only limited or spot beams can be received in Nigeria. Or does anyone think that only the DSTV/HiTV bouquets are on 36e or only MyTV on 68.5e?
Enigma (m)
Re: Free-To-Air Satellite TV
« #2527 on: October 07, 2008, 08:56 PM »

Quote from: Gangsta101 on October 07, 2008, 06:23 PM
Enigma

have been searching for weeks but can't find any site with the live jsc sports keys. i have opened lots of softcams but no luck. that is why i was really interested in Olofofo's discovery. but if u know where i can get an active key, please fill me in.
just checked out the beams. i guess that explains a lot. but still puzzled how obnelly can get it with his 2.4m dish in the south. but maybe your explanation is the best, but i will still continue my research though. another thing, it seems we in Nigeria are closer to the beam than u guys in the UK

yes, Naija is closer to Nilesat footprint than UK.

In fact let me give you guys a little low-down. It is suspected by many that the Nilesat official footprints are known not to be wholly accurate. Theoretically, we in the UK (and I think people outside Middle East & North Africa) are not supposed to be able to receive Nilesat at all. This is the politico-economics: Nilesat has a lot of American programmes. The Rights-owners of those programmes give the Nilesat channels the rights to transmit those programmes to the Middle East only --- because of course they want to sell to DSTV etc for the rest of Africa and to others e.g. Sky for Europe. (You can compare it with the problem of DSTV versus HiTV for EPL in Naija).

Therefore the Nilesat operators have to convince the Rights-owners that Nilesat can only be received in the Middle East --- and this would appear to be confirmed by the footprints. But, it is well known that despite that official footprint, it can still be received outside the Middle East with the right sized dish.

Anyway, enough of that ,



As for JSC DCW keys, the main site that I would recommend is currently down but you can get the latest keys on the second post in the link below.

_http://www.satmoz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=35157
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