No 105 Anymore?

[joverstr2]

As of today I upgraded one of my 811's to a 211 and it still shows no 105 sat. I get all the channels I'm supposed too. I have a dish 500 at 61.5 and superdish at 110 and 119. 105 is the only one that errors outs on me. I have the top 180 with voom and get my locals via ota.

Thanks

 

[Pepper]

Did the 811 show 105 before you swapped it? Maybe you've got a bad LNB or cable.

105 is still there I think, but the Mobile market moved to the 110 spotbeams some time ago so there's nothing there you need anymore. I disconnected mine.

What kind of switch?

 

[SmityWhity]

Pepper answered your question - doesn't look like you need 105.

If your SuperDish 105 is peaked, then you may find it at the point dish screen, but it doesn't appear you have any authorized programming on 105. The 2 links below are not official Dish links, however, in some cases I've found them to be more accurate than the Dish links.

http://ekb.dbstalk.com/110list.htm
http://ekb.dbstalk.com/105list.htm

The below page is from Dish and appears to not be accurate, i.e., I believe this list should include New Orleans (no longer on 121) and Mobile (no longer on 105).

http://www.dishnetwork.com/content/programming/locals/echoxlocalcarriage/

 

[BFG]

Sounds like the op said that he doesn't have the 105 lnb hooked up, so as normal you would'nt expect to get a signal from it. But either way you don't need 105 anymore. All the locals have been moved/mirrored to other satellites

 

[jmd102354]

211/105 gone - 622/105 here

I just checked the sys info on my 211 and 105 is red X'ed out, but when I do the same with the 622 it shows the 105 sat as green. What's up ? This happened since the 211 software upgrade this a.m.

 

[joverstr2]

Pepper, 105 was X'd out also on the 811. I was still getting my locals via sat and guide data for ota. I have a dpp44 switch. Also, I puchased a 311 receiver and had it activated. Do I just make a run directly to the switch? Then do a check switch? Thanks to all for the replies.

 

[garys]

If you have an open port on the switch, yes. And yes. Then call to activate it.

 

[Pepper]

Interesting, I shall have to reattach 105 this weekend and see what's there.

 

[Smith P.]

Pepper, don't need to do that . Look what we have tonight:

tpn2:TID=602, 105.0W 11.740 GHz Horizontal 26000 2/3 QPSK, DVB-S
 7425, 4130, 4131,    0, WDTN         MPEG-2 	
 7426, 4386, 4387,    0, WHIO         MPEG-2 	
 7427, 4642, 4643,    0, WKEF         MPEG-2 	
 7428, 4898, 4899,    0, WRGT         MPEG-2 	
 7429, 5154, 5155,    0, WBDT         MPEG-2 	
 7431, 5410, 5411,    0, WPTD         MPEG-2 	

tpn7:TID=607, 105.0W 11.840 GHz Vertical 26000 2/3 QPSK, DVB-S
 7000, 6434, 6435,    0, D105         MPEG-2 	
 9385, 4130, 4131,    0, WRIC         MPEG-2 	
 9386, 4386, 4387,    0, WTVR         MPEG-2 	
 9387, 4642, 4643,    0, WWBT         MPEG-2 	
 9388, 4898, 4899,    0, WRLH         MPEG-2 	
 9390, 5154, 5155,    0, WUPV         MPEG-2 	
 9391, 5410, 5411,    0, WCVE         MPEG-2 	
 9392, 5666, 5667,    0, WCVW         MPEG-2 	

tpn9:TID=609, 105.0W 11.880 GHz Vertical 26000 2/3 QPSK, DVB-S
 7315, 4130, 4131,    0, WCHS         MPEG-2 	
 7316, 4386, 4387,    0, WOWK         MPEG-2 	
 7317, 4642, 4643,    0, WSAZ         MPEG-2 	
 7318, 4898, 4899,    0, WVAH         MPEG-2 	
 7319, 5154, 5155,    0, WHCP         MPEG-2 	
 7321, 5922, 5923,    0, WPBY         MPEG-2 	
 7322, 6178, 6179,    0, WOUB         MPEG-2 	
 7324, 6434, 6435,    0, WKAS         MPEG-2 	

tpn17:TID=617, 105.0W 12.040 GHz Vertical 26000 2/3 QPSK, DVB-S
 7929, 6178, 6179,    0, WVAW         MPEG-2 	
 7930, 6434, 6435,    0, WCAV         MPEG-2 	
 7931, 6690, 6691,    0, WVIR         MPEG-2 	
 7932, 5922, 5923,    0, WAHU         MPEG-2 	
 7933, 6946, 6947,    0, WHTJ         MPEG-2 	

tpn18:TID=618, 105.0W 12.060 GHz Horizontal 26000 1/2 QPSK, DVB-S
 7200, 4130, 4131,    0, WSYX         MPEG-2 	
 7201, 4386, 4387,    0, WBNS         MPEG-2 	
 7202, 4642, 4643,    0, WCMH         MPEG-2 	
 7203, 4898, 4899,    0, WTTE         MPEG-2 	
 7205, 5154, 5155,    0, WWHO         MPEG-2 	
 7206, 5410, 5411,    0, WOSU         MPEG-2 	
 7207, 5666, 5667,    0, WSFJ         MPEG-2 	
 7325, 5410, 5411,    0, WPBO         MPEG-2 	

tpn21: TID=621 - PAT/null packets


tpn23:TID=623, 105.0W 12.160 GHz Vertical 26000 2/3 QPSK, DVB-S
 7190, 4130, 4131,    0, KCAU         MPEG-2 	
 7191, 4386, 4387,    0, KMEG         MPEG-2 	
 7192, 4642, 4643,    0, KTIV         MPEG-2 	
 7193, 4898, 4899,    0, KPTH         MPEG-2 	
 7195, 5154, 5155,    0, KSIN         MPEG-2 	
 7196, 5410, 5411,    0, KXNE         MPEG-2 	
 7911, 5666, 5667,    0, WDTV         MPEG-2 	
 7912, 5922, 5923,    0, WBOY         MPEG-2 	
 7913, 6178, 6179,    0, WVFX         MPEG-2 	
 7915, 6434, 6435,    0, WNPB         MPEG-2

 

[Pepper]

Wonder what's going on with the 811s and 211s then. Maybe they are looking for transponders that aren't active any more?

 

[miguelaqui]

Pepper, don't need to do that . Look what we have tonight:

tpn2:TID=602, 105.0W 11.740 GHz Horizontal 26000 2/3 QPSK, DVB-S
 7425, 4130, 4131,    0, WDTN         MPEG-2 	
 7426, 4386, 4387,    0, WHIO         MPEG-2 	
 7427, 4642, 4643,    0, WKEF         MPEG-2 	
 7428, 4898, 4899,    0, WRGT         MPEG-2 	
 7429, 5154, 5155,    0, WBDT         MPEG-2 	
 7431, 5410, 5411,    0, WPTD         MPEG-2 	

tpn7:TID=607, 105.0W 11.840 GHz Vertical 26000 2/3 QPSK, DVB-S
 7000, 6434, 6435,    0, D105         MPEG-2 	
 9385, 4130, 4131,    0, WRIC         MPEG-2 	
 9386, 4386, 4387,    0, WTVR         MPEG-2 	
 9387, 4642, 4643,    0, WWBT         MPEG-2 	
 9388, 4898, 4899,    0, WRLH         MPEG-2 	
 9390, 5154, 5155,    0, WUPV         MPEG-2 	
 9391, 5410, 5411,    0, WCVE         MPEG-2 	
 9392, 5666, 5667,    0, WCVW         MPEG-2 	

tpn9:TID=609, 105.0W 11.880 GHz Vertical 26000 2/3 QPSK, DVB-S
 7315, 4130, 4131,    0, WCHS         MPEG-2 	
 7316, 4386, 4387,    0, WOWK         MPEG-2 	
 7317, 4642, 4643,    0, WSAZ         MPEG-2 	
 7318, 4898, 4899,    0, WVAH         MPEG-2 	
 7319, 5154, 5155,    0, WHCP         MPEG-2 	
 7321, 5922, 5923,    0, WPBY         MPEG-2 	
 7322, 6178, 6179,    0, WOUB         MPEG-2 	
 7324, 6434, 6435,    0, WKAS         MPEG-2 	

tpn17:TID=617, 105.0W 12.040 GHz Vertical 26000 2/3 QPSK, DVB-S
 7929, 6178, 6179,    0, WVAW         MPEG-2 	
 7930, 6434, 6435,    0, WCAV         MPEG-2 	
 7931, 6690, 6691,    0, WVIR         MPEG-2 	
 7932, 5922, 5923,    0, WAHU         MPEG-2 	
 7933, 6946, 6947,    0, WHTJ         MPEG-2 	

tpn18:TID=618, 105.0W 12.060 GHz Horizontal 26000 1/2 QPSK, DVB-S
 7200, 4130, 4131,    0, WSYX         MPEG-2 	
 7201, 4386, 4387,    0, WBNS         MPEG-2 	
 7202, 4642, 4643,    0, WCMH         MPEG-2 	
 7203, 4898, 4899,    0, WTTE         MPEG-2 	
 7205, 5154, 5155,    0, WWHO         MPEG-2 	
 7206, 5410, 5411,    0, WOSU         MPEG-2 	
 7207, 5666, 5667,    0, WSFJ         MPEG-2 	
 7325, 5410, 5411,    0, WPBO         MPEG-2 	

tpn21: TID=621 - PAT/null packets


tpn23:TID=623, 105.0W 12.160 GHz Vertical 26000 2/3 QPSK, DVB-S
 7190, 4130, 4131,    0, KCAU         MPEG-2 	
 7191, 4386, 4387,    0, KMEG         MPEG-2 	
 7192, 4642, 4643,    0, KTIV         MPEG-2 	
 7193, 4898, 4899,    0, KPTH         MPEG-2 	
 7195, 5154, 5155,    0, KSIN         MPEG-2 	
 7196, 5410, 5411,    0, KXNE         MPEG-2 	
 7911, 5666, 5667,    0, WDTV         MPEG-2 	
 7912, 5922, 5923,    0, WBOY         MPEG-2 	
 7913, 6178, 6179,    0, WVFX         MPEG-2 	
 7915, 6434, 6435,    0, WNPB         MPEG-2

What does this mean?? Are they getting killing 105???

 

[Smith P.]

ask Charlie

 

[Stargazer]

I wonder why they got rid of all of them except these markets? Is it due to the fact that these markets were on SuperDish then went to Dish1000 and they did not want to pay to upgrade all these customers again?

 

[BFG]

I wonder why they got rid of all of them except these markets? Is it due to the fact that these markets were on SuperDish then went to Dish1000 and they did not want to pay to upgrade all these customers again?

We have a winner.

 

[Stargazer]

I have also noticed that those markets have a harder time seeing 129 in a heavy tree environment so 105 could be a second option for those that cannot receive 129.