J jlrpes SatelliteGuys Family Original poster Apr 6, 2009 67 0 Dallas Feb 20, 2012 #1 Is anybody in Texas able to get 50W? I am able to get 58W so I assume that I can get 50W. Please help. Any help would be appreciatted.
Is anybody in Texas able to get 50W? I am able to get 58W so I assume that I can get 50W. Please help. Any help would be appreciatted.
W WTguy SatelliteGuys Pro Sep 8, 2003 430 1 Feb 20, 2012 #2 You should be able to get it, depending on your terrain and adjacent vegetation. I live in w.Tx and can go down to at least 37.5 (have not tried anything lower. Good luck.
You should be able to get it, depending on your terrain and adjacent vegetation. I live in w.Tx and can go down to at least 37.5 (have not tried anything lower. Good luck.
J jlrpes SatelliteGuys Family Original poster Apr 6, 2009 67 0 Dallas Feb 21, 2012 #3 Have you tried getting 50W? I live in Mckinney, TX
J jlrpes SatelliteGuys Family Original poster Apr 6, 2009 67 0 Dallas Feb 21, 2012 #5 Claro TV. Some channels from Central America
phlatwound SatelliteGuys Pro Lifetime Supporter Dec 25, 2007 3,345 427 Goosapeak Junction Feb 21, 2012 #6 jlrpes said: Have you tried getting 50W? I live in Mckinney, TX Click to expand... here's the data from Dishpointer for Mckinney TX: Your LocationSatellite DataDish Setup DataLatitude: 33.1972° Longitude: -96.6398°Name: 50W INTELSAT 1R (IS-1R)Distance: 38854km Elevation: 27.3° Azimuth (true): 117.3° Azimuth (magn.): 113.5° LNB Skew [?]: -48.0° 27 degrees is pretty high in the sky, unless you have some trees or buildings blocking your LOS you should be able to get it.
jlrpes said: Have you tried getting 50W? I live in Mckinney, TX Click to expand... here's the data from Dishpointer for Mckinney TX: Your LocationSatellite DataDish Setup DataLatitude: 33.1972° Longitude: -96.6398°Name: 50W INTELSAT 1R (IS-1R)Distance: 38854km Elevation: 27.3° Azimuth (true): 117.3° Azimuth (magn.): 113.5° LNB Skew [?]: -48.0° 27 degrees is pretty high in the sky, unless you have some trees or buildings blocking your LOS you should be able to get it.
phlatwound SatelliteGuys Pro Lifetime Supporter Dec 25, 2007 3,345 427 Goosapeak Junction Feb 21, 2012 #7 It appears you may be towards the edge of the footprint of 50W if I am reading the chart right. Might need a pretty well-tuned setup to pull them in. Also, are those Claro channels ITC? The info on Lyngsat shows the Claro channels on 11050 to 11170 Ku to be encrypted.
It appears you may be towards the edge of the footprint of 50W if I am reading the chart right. Might need a pretty well-tuned setup to pull them in. Also, are those Claro channels ITC? The info on Lyngsat shows the Claro channels on 11050 to 11170 Ku to be encrypted.
R rusat Member Aug 3, 2007 14 0 Feb 22, 2012 #8 I located in Monterrey, Mexico. I receive with a 75 cm offset, lineal LNB, and with my openbox s10. All are encrypted, less Enlace channel.
I located in Monterrey, Mexico. I receive with a 75 cm offset, lineal LNB, and with my openbox s10. All are encrypted, less Enlace channel.
J jlrpes SatelliteGuys Family Original poster Apr 6, 2009 67 0 Dallas Feb 23, 2012 #9 Thanks! what settings are you using for the LNB? is it 97250 - 10600 or 12750?