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wilsonjay:
@george d : sir the tracking frequency you pasted for c and ku band is not opening can you help us check and repost again. thanks

@wilson,
Those frequencies are as authentic as they can be. They are live TP data copied directly from a working decoder,
satellite by satellite, channel by channel and not just some theoretical frequencies copied from some website.
Please refer to screenshots already posted. If you cannot lock the signals then probably you need to work on your dish.

Also, remember that they are location specific. If you live outside the region specified then it may be difficult to get a signal lock.

In addition, some of those beams (especially C band) may need up to 2.4M mesh dish to track except the KU beams which are
DTH and can be tracked with dishes of 110cm or less.

@ALL,

For all those asking for tracking frequencies of various satellites, your wait is finally over. As promised a few weeks ago,
here are the tracking frequencies of satellites available in the Clarke Belt for this part of the globe. Contrary to last year's list
that only contained C band frequencies, this time around it covers both C band and KU beams for better spread.
However, the KU frequencies are for DTH signals receivable on 120cm dishes and below. Out-of-footprint birds like Hispasat, Yahsat,
Hotbird, Eurobird, Nilesat, etc are not included for obvious reasons. The motorised 3-in-1 COMSTAR dish is a mesh dish which will
not receive distant birds. For that I will need to track with my 4M PAN dish which is solely dedicated for Nilesat for now.
Ok, now to the TPs!

routsz:
@ Great George D1,

can't help paying homage to these shots frm yr 'rebranded' system. I keep returning to those posts to literally 'watch' them - until I'm able to nail them onto my screen.
Kindly refer to d SES 4/C @22.0W, does d lnb require dielectric? 2ndly, do u track with sat meter or u trolley yr tv set in&out? I envy u sir.

@routsz,

Thanks for the kind words. It was an uphill task taking all those snapshots and then resizing them and finally posting
them online. But, hey, what can't we do for the sake of FTA?

SES 4/C is a circular beam satellite and hence you need a dielectric in the LNB throat. Presently I still track with my TV set
outside but all that is set to change as I'm already in the process of acquiring a professional satellite meter which will be
delivered soon. Details will be posted when it eventually arrives.

graphicicon:
@george D , pls what is TP of this super sport 3 HD channels, and i believe strongly that they use to show live premier league matches.

@graphicicon,

You can get SS3 HD on 11919V 27500sr.

Now, for all those asking, that particular channel happened to be 'clear' - meaning it was left unscrambled
(deliberately I suppose by DSTV) as at the time I took those screenshots. I NEITHER USE NOR ENCOURAGE THE USE
of illegal devices to watch PAYTV. I have been and will continue to be against the DARK SIDE in all its manifestations.
Having said that, I quite understand the immense curiosity and interest my screenshots have generated but I never
intended it to be an invitation for breaking TV CODES. My advice? If you like it, pay for it!

VIVA FTA!!!

Freddygaz: Nyc input GeorgeD....receiving the same in East africa.....are you getting the Ugandan mux on 3721R 10E?
Plus any feeds on the same bird at your end?

Freddygaz,

The Ugandan mux is a tricky package. I'm yet to home in on it but will keep trying.

ryusufu: try and nail yahsat on 52.5east.... If u live in northern region n if u have 3.5m to above try astra 23E

You will need a solid dish for Yahsat. The COMSTAR polar mount motorised is a mesh dish.

And last but not the least,

Intelsat 907 @27.5W

NTAi, RTG, RTP Africa, Record

SES 4/KU @22.0W


NHK World, I24 News, CCTV, Electron TV

SES 4/C @22.0W


This satellite is certainly one to watch as almost every channel and service provider that were
previously on NSS 7 seems to be jumping ship and moving onto this bird. CNN was first to make
the move. Now, a few weeks ago, TBN, SMILE OF A CHILD, CHURCH CHANNEL and JCTV have
also come on board.

Ok, the Pictures:

Nilesat 201 (NWA Beam) @7.0W

Aljazeera

Eutelsat 5 West A @5.0W


Canal Algerie, Tele Congo, ORTB

Intelsat 10-02 @0.8W

DOD News, B-One, BBC TV Africa

Rascom QAF @2.8E

RTNC1

Astra 4A & SES 5 @4.9E


Benie TV, TV5 Monde Afrique

Eutelsat 7A @7.0E

Record Mozambique, RTS 1, RTVGE, CRTV

Eutelsat 10A @10.0E


STV, Eurochannel, TVT2

Eutelsat 16A @16.0E

TV Togo Afrique, RTI 2

Amos 5/KU @17.0E

AIT, Faaji, DW TV, BBC World

Amos 5/C @17.0E

Reuters WNS, Oromia, DCLM CHANNEL

Astra 2F @28.2E

MultiTV - Cine Afrik, 4 Kids, TV Gold, Joy TV

Arabsat 5/C @30.5E (Contd)

Aljazeera, Jeem Europe, Press TV (HD), Hispan TV (HD)

Arabsat 5/C @30.5E (Contd)

iFilm, 2M Monde, Saudi Sport-1, Bein Sports Global

Arabsat 5/C @30.5E

IRIB, Saudi-2

Intelsat 28 (Intelsat New Dawn) @33.9E

Tpa 1, UaU TV

Eutelsat 36 A/B @36.0E

Supersport 3 (HD), dish, loveworldplus, CCTV

NSS 12/C @57.0E

CH.1, VOA Africa 24, ETV 3, Oromia,

Intelsat 902/C @62.0E

NTV, QTV

Intelsat 906/C @64.2E

Channel 10, Star TV Africa, EATV, ITV

Intelsat 17/C @66.0E

Kalaignar TV, Angel TV, Channel UFX

Intelsat 20/KU @68.5E

MYTV, Dove Vision, Celebration TV, RTM,

Intelsat 20/C @68.5E

Aljazeera, NHK World (HD), Travel XP (HD), Hope Channel