So far, so good, for the Inmarsat-4 F3 launch yesterday. Watch this site for news on the Nimiq 4 launch.
-Mike
So far, so good, for the Inmarsat-4 F3 launch yesterday. Watch this site for news on the Nimiq 4 launch.
-Mike
Curious to know on what % of subscribers do live south of the border?
I could never figure out why someone in Denver or Phoenix can't receive certian transponders when others whove further south east of them can. Are the satellites placed in a diangled position which cuts the foot print off over the southwest but is fine over the southeast US??
I am wondering if anyone has anything bigger they can try, and also perhaps more to the north.
Too late - 72.7 along with the satellite @ 61.5 and one to be launched to 77 have become part of Dishnetwork's "Eastern Arc"
http://investor.echostar.com/release...leaseID=330196
Dish only has half of the (coming) Nimiq 5 at 72 degrees, so far.
-Mike
Oh yes. There sure is an increase in Transponder strength on many of the odd TP's as noted from others.
Compared to Sept 20th on a clear day, many went up as much as 22 points for me. TP 27 and 31 went up the least but are pushing 98%.
TP % Increase
1 96 15
5 94 16
7 100 21
11 100 19
13 95 17
15 98 14
17 95 17
19 100 20
21 95 16
23 100 22
27 98 8
29 93 15
31 98 6
Ones like TP 25 I had in the mid 90's in both cases.
Please post the city and state that you live in with the dish size and signal level on each transponder that you get on the new Nimiq 4 at 82 degree.
I presently only get transponder 2 which is at 92 percent on my 30inch dish in Hallandale , Floirda.
It appears that Echostar is moving their Echostar 6 satellite to Telesat's 72.7 location now, where it will use about 1/2 of the capacity of the satellite. Nimiq 5 will eventually replace this temporary satellite. See http://fjallfoss.fcc.gov/servlet/ib....ent_key=651373
-Mike
So I'm curious who does what, next? Is ILS in control of the satellite and how long before Telesat takes control?
-Mike
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