Channel Transponders

[Grandpa J]

Is there a listing of which channels are on each satellite transponders.

It can not seem to locate the reference or tread

Thanks

 

[damaged]

Here you go (the first long list is the 101 (post #1), the ones for the 110 and 119 (posts 10 and 11) are marked where applicable):

http://www.satelliteguys.us/showthread.php?t=82391

 

[charper1]

Any particular channels you are interested in, or every channel on every satellite they have? Remember they can move channels around or transponders at will and they do move them a bit. So what you see today, may not hold tomorrow. Anyhow, the receiver will always "find them" and map then to the correct receiver channel, so I am just trying to see what the need is really.


EDIT: OK, I am too slow and that works much better. Still would like to know what the need to know the actual transmitting transponders does though.

 

[AntAltMike]

You can rely on the above linked thread for the 110 and 119 transponders, but this 101 list is updated daily:
http://www.dbsforums.com/tx_map.html

 

[Smith P.]

How many changes happen each day ? I see sport events so far.
BTW, what processes and equipment they use for provide the mapping info ?

 

[AntAltMike]

How many changes happen each day ? I see sport events so far.
BTW, what processes and equipment they use for provide the mapping info ?

I don't know. About a year or two ago, I mentioned in a thread over there that their transponder map hadn't been updated in a couple of years, and a few weeks later, they changed over to the new system that they have now, which updates daily at 1:00 AM, but only lists the 26 CONUS transponders on 101.

Prior to that, member Richard K used to furnish a 101 map every few months by taking screen shots of his old RCA receiver's test feature that produced it, but I think RCA took that feature out of its test software (maybe model 480?) with one of its involuntary software "upgrades".