61.5 outage?

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Here ya go.
Nice, I wish I had one that high.
 
61.5 really needs a new bird. No wonder they can't add any new HD content on it. The way it is going they are going have to move all the national HD to 72.7. Is it true that 61.5 is using Echostar 3. I really wish AMC-14 would have launched successfully.
 
No wonder they can't add any new HD content on it. The way it is going they are going have to move all the national HD to 72.7. Is it true that 61.5 is using Echostar 3.

Uhhh... that is their plan by this fall to move all national HD to 72.7. Which is why they want pure EA & WA installs and no mixed-arc installs.
 
They could use it for locals and even put the Latino channels up there or at 61.5 sat or at 77 sat. I wonder if the 72.7 sat can fit both hd and sd channels left on the same sat?
 
Not according to the guy with the 87.:rolleyes:
Sorry, I need to see a screen shot to believe this.:)

89 signal strength here. 61.5 spotbeam tp 15 covering Atlanta region.
Spotbeam TP 7 covering Atlanta has signal strength of 80.

Why are some spotbeams very hot, like these and others are considerably lower,maybe only in the 50s.???:confused:
 
89 signal strength here. 61.5 spotbeam tp 15 covering Atlanta region.
Spotbeam TP 7 covering Atlanta has signal strength of 80.

Why are some spotbeams very hot, like these and others are considerably lower,maybe only in the 50s.???:confused:

Dish can control the amount of power in a spot beam. Essentially they can widen the area if they increase power. If the DMA they are feeding is in the middle of the spot they can use less power since they do not have to worry about reception in the fringe areas of the spot. If the DMA is on the edge of the spot they have to boost power a bit to cover as much as possible.
 
63 is the higest I can get my local spotbeam, And when its that High, My conus signals are in the 20-30's So I settled for a 57 and most of my TP are in the mid 40-s -mid 50's, a few at 60.
 

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