Hispasat 1d

[lokisat]

Does anyone know if you can get the HISPASAT sat at 30 W. It has a S. American footprint that looks like it should include Texas and souther states. It has a number of spanish dbs stations including one from my wife's hometown in Colombia.

 

[PSB]

I get this satellite in MN. so you should be good for the US beams!

LOADS of Spannish channels!

 

[jayelem]

I'm in Chicago and Hispasat is one of my families favorite satellites to watch, TeleCaribe had carnaval from Baranquilla about a month ago.

We watch programming from Cuba and Spain, if you decide not to motorize a dish, it has enough channels to keep you entertained with a stationary setup.

Lokisat where are you at ?

Hispasat footprint is pretty big.

 

[lokisat]

That is very cool and exactly what I was hoping for. Yes, my wife is from Barranquilla and she would love to get Carnaval next Feb, so we're jumping in to the FTA. We're in Austin, TX, so should be no problem Now it's time to work on getting the old 10' C/ku dish hooked up to FTA. Should be fun. Thanks for the feedback.

 

[Darkside]

Does anyone know if I can get the Hispansat 1d sat in Southern California (Orange County)? And what is the best system? Thanks.

 

[PSB]

Sorry seems to be below the horizon in Orange County CA.


http://www.lyngsat.com/tracker/hispa1d.html

Loads of other FTA channels up there!

 

[Mr Tony]

yeah its barely abvove the horizon here in MN (10 elevation)

 

[1inabillion]

This was a good hit i was able to get PAS 1R at 45.0°W one Fta Scanned in @ + 75% on my cool sat 5000 (Telecadena 7 y 4) my c-band dish is still a winner after
15 plus years of use .

http://www.lyngsat.com/pas1r.html

 

[Darkside]

Thanks everyone.

 

[Mr Tony]

Darkside
The (hopeful) rumor is this.

there's goping to be a new satellite going up (Satmex 6) soon and they're going to cram it in at 109.1 degrees west. Hopefully they duplicate the stuff on Hispasat for the Midwest/West Coast people

 

[ziolkojf]

Since discovering this site a few months ago I have been fascinated by fta. I have a quick question on Hispasat 1c. Lyngsat has a column for beam. Each tp is listed as either Europe or America. My wife is from Andalusia in southern Spain and would love to watch her hometown channel Andalucia TV on tp49. I live in NE Florida (32003) and am within the satellite footprint but since tp49 is listed as Europe under the beam column, can I receive it or is it only "beamed" to Europe?

 

[Mr Tony]

sadly the beam is just over Europe

 

[Sassan]

^Yes, hopefully!!!!

 

[Mr Tony]

^Yes, hopefully!!!!

I assume you were reffering to this?

there's going to be a new satellite going up (Satmex 6) soon and they're going to cram it in at 109.1 degrees west. Hopefully they duplicate the stuff on Hispasat for the Midwest/West Coast people

 

[Darkside]

Thank you Iceberg. That'll be great if they do!

 

[Edmundo]

Any updates on the satmex 6 rumor?

 

[Likvid]

sadly the beam is just over Europe

Receiving it great here at my place, uhm.. living in Europe

 

[voomvoom]

Andalusia TV

Receiving it great here at my place, uhm.. living in Europe

You must be in Europe. I'm not getting it here in Georgia. He was wanting the Andalusia TV home channel, not Hispasat:

Since discovering this site a few months ago I have been fascinated by fta. I have a quick question on Hispasat 1c. Lyngsat has a column for beam. Each tp is listed as either Europe or America. My wife is from Andalusia in southern Spain and would love to watch her hometown channel Andalusia TV on tp49. I live in NE Florida (32003) and am within the satellite footprint but since tp49 is listed as Europe under the beam column, can I receive it or is it only "beamed" to Europe?

Al