63 Estrela do Sul 1-- PBS
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Do you think they are worth dedicating a dish for it? I have 2 extra Primestar Dishes.. might be good to aim on that way. Are they AC3?
AC3, I don't remember.
Dedicated dish, probably not. But I find the signal a little weak, and like the challenge.
Dedicated dish, probably not. But I find the signal a little weak, and like the challenge.
How do you know that PBS is on 63 ?
I see no mention on Lyngsat or am I missing something
Please tell freq, polarisation and SR
Thanks
Tony
I see no mention on Lyngsat or am I missing something
Please tell freq, polarisation and SR
Thanks
Tony
check thelist
Its South Carolina Public Broadcasting
http://www.satelliteguys.us/thelist/index.php?page=63+Estrela+do+Sul+1
Its South Carolina Public Broadcasting
http://www.satelliteguys.us/thelist/index.php?page=63+Estrela+do+Sul+1
The PBS channels on Telstar 14 @ 63.0°W are the SC ETV feed channels (South Carolina Educational Television). There are 10 channels altogether.
They are NOT identical to those on 125.0°W AMC 21, but they often repeat/carry the same programming. For instance the CREATE channel may be shown occasionally on 63.0°W, but it does not have its own dedicated slot or channel location. The 310 feed is called ETV WORLD, but it does not always show the same programming as PBS WORLD on 125.0°W, but occasionally it does.
The remaining channels are strictly feeds and generally operate very infrequently from what I have observed.
All the channels are DVB-S2/QPSK with standard stereo audio tracks.
Telstar 14 has a somewhat weak reception in Nebraska. Not bad, but if there is any rain or heavy water bearing clouds, I can notice problems with pixelation or tiling and sometimes, if the rain is heavy enough, I lose the signal entirely. I could improve this with a single, fixed point dish dedicated for this sat, but on my motorized system I simply allow it to be as-is.
It is nice to have Telstar 14 available as an alternate if you can pull it in, but I personally would not set out to install a dedicated antenna for it, especially not if you can receive AMC 21 @ 125.0°W more easily.
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They are NOT identical to those on 125.0°W AMC 21, but they often repeat/carry the same programming. For instance the CREATE channel may be shown occasionally on 63.0°W, but it does not have its own dedicated slot or channel location. The 310 feed is called ETV WORLD, but it does not always show the same programming as PBS WORLD on 125.0°W, but occasionally it does.
The remaining channels are strictly feeds and generally operate very infrequently from what I have observed.
All the channels are DVB-S2/QPSK with standard stereo audio tracks.
Telstar 14 has a somewhat weak reception in Nebraska. Not bad, but if there is any rain or heavy water bearing clouds, I can notice problems with pixelation or tiling and sometimes, if the rain is heavy enough, I lose the signal entirely. I could improve this with a single, fixed point dish dedicated for this sat, but on my motorized system I simply allow it to be as-is.
It is nice to have Telstar 14 available as an alternate if you can pull it in, but I personally would not set out to install a dedicated antenna for it, especially not if you can receive AMC 21 @ 125.0°W more easily.
RADAR
As always thank you guys .I learn something new every day eg South Carolina Public Broadcasting
Tony
Tony
...and looks like no HD either. That makes it pointless for me.Normal audio (No AC3), no V-me ( no spanish ) only 3 feeds...
...and looks like no HD either. That makes it pointless for me.
Well there is one aspect of the T14 feeds that is unique on Ku, and only available to my knowledge on one other transponder on C-band.
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