Hello Guys
Good morning!
Last night I got my new Amiko Mini HD265 FTA Receiver, and my MAVERICK KU BAND PLL LNBF , Great!!
I was checking out the receiver and just looking at the satellites menu I did not find the same settings as someone post it here for me in the Galaxy 19 satellite.
GALAXY 19 (97.0W)
LNB power.................ON
LNB Type...................Standard
LNB Freq....................10750
22KHZ.........................OFF
TP Freq........................(Visit
Galaxy 19 at 97.0°W - LyngSat to find active TPs but maybe try 12152 H 20000 first)
DIESsqC 1.0.................OFF
Motor ............................OFF
but here is a picture from my receiver for Galaxy 19 settings,
one of my concerns is the TP Index line on my receiver vs the one above is TP Freq, I cannot match the same numbers
in my receiver, it just gives me 2 options and thats it.
can you guys let me know if the settings below are correct for the Galaxy 19?
also, my location Longitude and latitude are
My settings in my receiver it should be like this?
The recommendation says .....
TP Freq........................(Visit
Galaxy 19 at 97.0°W - LyngSat to find active TPs but maybe try 12152 H 20000 first)
To look up at Lyngsat for current TPs but where do I look for those values? , I don't see them.
Something else?
is it, true that this kind of satellite setup is not worth it to do it anymore because now you can get it via streaming?
I was going to buy my 36" dish and the HH90 Motor at Sadoun.com because these guys used to have great deals in
satellite motor kits.
I called the guy I used to talk to and he said to me that he is not selling those kits anymore and business on those kits are not
good anymore because streaming is taking over that I should not waste my time doing that. That now I can get it all thru internet.
But I googled this and I don't find anything about how can you get that? (FTA TV Satellites)
what this guy is talking about?
and why he is not selling this anymore?
when I just bought my new receiver and LNB because they are hot for FTA Satellites.
MMMMMMM???
Any thoughts about this?
Thanks Guys
Have a wonderful day
Freddy V