What is E*10 going to be used for? and where will it be located?
I see on Lyngsat it's at 138.5w - i guess it's in test mode.
I see on Lyngsat it's at 138.5w - i guess it's in test mode.
It should start moving toward 110w within ten days. FCC has already granted approval for testing there, but hasn't granted approval to broadcast from there yet. It should be used to help Dish comply with the "one-dish locals" mandate first, then who knows.Digital Rain said:What is E*10 going to be used for? and where will it be located?
I see on Lyngsat it's at 138.5w - i guess it's in test mode.
Isn't their talk of moving some of the superdish markets onto the echostar x bird?mdonnelly said:It should start moving toward 110w within ten days. FCC has already granted approval for testing there, but hasn't granted approval to broadcast from there yet. It should be used to help Dish comply with the "one-dish locals" mandate first, then who knows.
mustang65 said:Isn't their talk of moving some of the superdish markets onto the echostar x bird?
Digital Rain said:So if that's the case all the locals that are on 61.5 and 148 will be moved. Is there any other info on the bird anywhere?
Oh so your one of the 6 people that actually post there.rocatman said:You also may want to try the other satellite forum (address below) that I am pretty sure has more useful information/discussion on the E-10 satellite. It seems that most folks on this forum are really not too interested in the satellite aspects of satellite television. In fact my postings on the other forum about satellites has been described as intellectual masturbation on this forum. I guess folks rather complain about HDlite and lack of bandwidth then try to understand what Dish is doing to increase their bandwidth capability.
Scott Greczkowski said:Oh so your one of the 6 people that actually post there.
I know lots about E 10 but I can't say much yet.
rocatman said:Certainly all the locals that are split between 110/119 and 61.5 or 148 will be moved to 110/119 because of Congressional legislation but there are markets with all their locals on 148 that may stay on 148. It is somewhat sad that you ask a question about info on the E-10 satellite because you really need to learn how to use the search function on this forum. Another source is the following:
http://ekb.dbstalk.com/297
You also may want to try the other satellite forum (address below) that I am pretty sure has more useful information/discussion on the E-10 satellite. It seems that most folks on this forum are really not too interested in the satellite aspects of satellite television. In fact my postings on the other forum about satellites has been described as intellectual masturbation on this forum. I guess folks rather complain about HDlite and lack of bandwidth then try to understand what Dish is doing to increase their bandwidth capability.
http://www.dbstalk.com./index.php?
Is that the one that said 10,000+ 622's are ready to go? And that Atlanta HD's were definately going to be on 61.5?rocatman said:You also may want to try the other satellite forum (address below) that I am pretty sure has more useful information/discussion on the E-10 satellite.
trjam1257 said:E 10= All HD at 110
abh420 said:Is there any truth to what trjam said?
That would be the greatest. I don't want 2 dishes. My superdish (110/119/121)
is on my apartment balcony. No more dishes possible. I want HD.
Put all HD at 110, pleeeeeeeeeeeease!