MOVING QUESTION

[delaware2012]

Hey Guys

I have asked this question before... But i have just 'really' moved to a new house... I would love to get the NYC locals i know last time people said no because it was too far away..

I am right on the Delaware/Maryland line now and on a map i saw i was in the yellow circle, Does that mean i could get them or not?

I know they were planning on moving the spotbeam smaller so maybe not...

I get philly locals right now so i take it from my research i am on the eastern arc.

Any help on this would be great, As i said i have asked before but now i am in a new location i was wondering if it helps me..

I don't want to 'move' and then get nothing for my locals

Thanks in advance..

 

[delaware2012]

Can no one throw any light on this??

 

[Bobby]

I think one of the problems with help, in your case, is that we can't see what transponder the New York HD locals are on. If we could it would be simple to have you look at the transponder spot beam that the NY locals are on to see if it is viable. What you could do is to 'Move' and see if you get the NY channels. If not, it is simple enough to move right back.

 

[dare2be]

From my research, most of if not all of the NYC locals are on 61.5 Transponders 22&24, Spotbeam 2.

http://www.google.com/url?q=http://...&usd=2&usg=ALhdy299YBuVSvBvjY-PlIuJaxJiY1ALKQ

 

[delaware2012]

So would it be ok to switch then switch back if it doesn't work?

I am inside that green line by a way.... Would that work do you think?

 

[dare2be]

Just to be sure, check your signal strength on 61.5 TP22 and TP24, and make sure it says "spotbeam"

 

[Bobby]

So would it be ok to switch then switch back if it doesn't work?

I am inside that green line by a way.... Would that work do you think?

Yes, on both parts. Do what dare2be suggests, it'll tell the tale....

 

[Mr Tony]

doesnt work for "movers" though....at least to see if the signal reaches there