I live i San Diego,CA, I have been trying to pick up Azteca and Telemundo to start with, I have no luck, I fund out that there are different frequencies of tranporders, anybody can guide me to the right direction??
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What box, LNB, antena, antena size do you have??? Are you looking for Satmex 5, 6 or Galaxy 13???
I have a pansat 9200HD with a 36" motorized dish with a single LNB (Freq 10750). And yes I have been trying to pick up Azteca 7 or Azteca trece, any help??
Given your location and according to the info that I see for your dish size (Ku band), satellite footprint for Galaxy 25 @93w and channels listed for that bird on lyngsat, you may want to aim for Azteca 13 on G25 on tp 11996, 4350
I understand that Azteca may be off and on on that sat, and the Aztecas that are stable are on C band, thus you would need a large dish and check out the footprints for your location, check out Galaxy 23 at 121w. C band for several Azteca channels on tp 3851.
Good information, however I dont know what is G25, could you help me to understand this a little bit more, I am kind of new on this. Also for a C Band do I have to get a bigger satellite dish??
Yes, much larger, and you can sometimes find them on Craigslist or eBay used for little cash. A 10 foot mesh dish is manageable for transport, they weigh very little if you can remove the reflector from the mount, and transport it with a truck or on a trailer. It's a big project, you'll learn quite a bit. If you see a big dish in someone's yard near your home, chances are it is not being used.
The Azteca signals havent been on G25 (93W) for a while now and the "feed" that was there is now gone too
Galaxy 25, 93W, A rescan a couple of weeks ago, of this satellite, found MEXICO @ 12001 V 4350. I pretty sure it's AZTECA because of the logo on their mics. But it occasionally mysteriously disappears for a while.
And now, as I watch it, their audio mutes and/or no video for a while. So it's definitely not one to rely on. Think the C band mux on Galaxy 23 at 121.0°W would be easily possible with a 6 ft WSI.
And now, as I watch it, their audio mutes and/or no video for a while. So it's definitely not one to rely on. Think the C band mux on Galaxy 23 at 121.0°W would be easily possible with a 6 ft WSI.
Also if you want more spanish language channels, the Azteca mux on C band (G23) has other Azteca channels, (Azteca novelas, peliculas,...)
it seems to come and go. When saw it the other day I thought there was a "40" logo in the corner
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I placed a post awhile back with no exact answer of what I need, I hope somebody can help me to guide me through this.
I live in San Diego, I have been trying to pick up Azteca siete or Azteca trece from Mexico, with no luck, is anybody in this forum knows how to get the signal of those channels, I believe the channels are in Galaxy 25. Any assistance???
I have a pansat 9200HD with a 36" motorized satellite dish.
Good day
I placed a post awhile back with no exact answer of what I need, I hope somebody can help me to guide me through this.
I live in San Diego, I have been trying to pick up Azteca siete or Azteca trece from Mexico, with no luck, is anybody in this forum knows how to get the signal of those channels, I believe the channels are in Galaxy 25. Any assistance???
I have a pansat 9200HD with a 36" motorized satellite dish.
Good day
You are correct they are on 93W G25 see the "List" here:
SatelliteGuys.US_TheList - Azteca
Can you receive other satellites with your system?
Bob
SatelliteGuys.US_TheList - Azteca
Can you receive other satellites with your system?
Bob
The List is out of date, Azteca trece is the only channel still available on 93W. I get it at 12001 V 4350 on my Pansat 3500SD (Lyngsat lists it at 11996 V 4350)
If you still need help, I'm in the San Diego area and can verify your installation. PM me if are in need of assistance.
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