Any idea outside DISH? Such as NASATV or one of the online streaming apps?
Echostar 18 Launch Approx 4:15 EDT June 18 2016
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Still waiting for Dish to file the beam patterns for 61.5W.
It will be interesting to compare them to the previously filed patterns for the 110W slot.
One thing for sure, Hawaii will not be getting locals.
It will be interesting to compare them to the previously filed patterns for the 110W slot.
One thing for sure, Hawaii will not be getting locals.
And the channel number is a secret kept better than Charlie's cell phone number.
Yea because only the people on this board would know there was a difference and would be calling customer service requesting an arc change or some screwy hybrid setup with eastern and western arc dishes
That is a cool looking picture of the rocket on the launch pad. I hope it works.
You might be correct about that since I do have his cell phone number. As of yet no reply from DISH or AiraineSpace.
Ok I got this back from Arianespace.... There will also be a live webcast.
Please, find hereafter all requested information.
LIVE TV AND eurovision COVERAGE
1.1 Live TV coverage:
Arianespace gives free of charge, for TV news purposes only, the live video transmission (or part of it) of the launch starting H-15 mn.
The signal is at your disposal at EBU Geneva center – Contact Hugo Pardo +41 22 717 2822. The video transmission is available with French and English technical commentaries. The signal is also available in the USA. Contact: Aaron Lewis +1 (202) 628-3936.
The signal is available only for TV and not for video streaming on the Internet. For any use of the video streaming, please contact Arianespace Press Department (at least 3 days prior to the launch) which will indicate the conditions to create a link with the official Arianespace website (arianespace.com).
1.2 Eurovision coverage:
A short topic of the launch will be available in the EVN/EUROVISION.
Contact at the Eurovision News in Geneva: evn@eurovision.net
Thanking you in advance for taking advantage of these EVN/EUROVISION topics.
LIVE ON internet
Live, high-speed, full-screen: See the next Soyuz launch on arianespace.com
No matter where you are, go online for the launch, scheduled during the night of June 17, 2016. The webcast will start 15 mn before lift off
You can also watch the video transmission live on your iPad or iPhone, the Arianespace HD.App is available and it’s free.
Please, find hereafter all requested information.
LIVE TV AND eurovision COVERAGE
1.1 Live TV coverage:
Arianespace gives free of charge, for TV news purposes only, the live video transmission (or part of it) of the launch starting H-15 mn.
The signal is at your disposal at EBU Geneva center – Contact Hugo Pardo +41 22 717 2822. The video transmission is available with French and English technical commentaries. The signal is also available in the USA. Contact: Aaron Lewis +1 (202) 628-3936.
The signal is available only for TV and not for video streaming on the Internet. For any use of the video streaming, please contact Arianespace Press Department (at least 3 days prior to the launch) which will indicate the conditions to create a link with the official Arianespace website (arianespace.com).
1.2 Eurovision coverage:
A short topic of the launch will be available in the EVN/EUROVISION.
Contact at the Eurovision News in Geneva: evn@eurovision.net
Thanking you in advance for taking advantage of these EVN/EUROVISION topics.
LIVE ON internet
Live, high-speed, full-screen: See the next Soyuz launch on arianespace.com
No matter where you are, go online for the launch, scheduled during the night of June 17, 2016. The webcast will start 15 mn before lift off
You can also watch the video transmission live on your iPad or iPhone, the Arianespace HD.App is available and it’s free.
No reported problems.
Main stage hydrogen/oxygen fueling complete and second stage hydrogen/oxygen fueling wrapping up.
Chill down of main stage engine will start at T-3 hr 30 min
Main stage hydrogen/oxygen fueling complete and second stage hydrogen/oxygen fueling wrapping up.
Chill down of main stage engine will start at T-3 hr 30 min
Just got this from DISH... 
DISH will broadcast the launch of Echo XVIII to DISH team members on our internal employee channel. A live stream of the launch will be available on the Arianespace website (http://www.arianespace.com/mission/ariane-flight-va230/).
DISH will broadcast the launch of Echo XVIII to DISH team members on our internal employee channel. A live stream of the launch will be available on the Arianespace website (http://www.arianespace.com/mission/ariane-flight-va230/).
LIVE ON internet
Live, high-speed, full-screen: See the next Soyuz launch on arianespace.com
No matter where you are, go online for the launch, scheduled during the night of June 17, 2016. The webcast will start 15 mn before lift off
You can also watch the video transmission live on your iPad or iPhone, the Arianespace HD.App is available and it’s free.
