P paulm SatelliteGuys Family Original poster Oct 4, 2007 95 0 Oct 11, 2008 #1 91.0°W Galaxy 17 Ku 91.0°W Nimiq 1 Ku are they the same thing? If not, how does that work?
D Davage SatelliteGuys Pro Jul 26, 2005 1,068 9 Southwestern Ontario Oct 11, 2008 #2 Galaxy 17 is a standard Ku satellite running 11.7 to 12.2 Gigahertz linear polarity. Nimiq is a direct broadcast satellite for Bell Expressvu running at 12.2 to 12.7 Gigahertz circular polarity.. (Plus or minus a few Megahertz each way Those are just rough numbers, but I think you'll get the idea. ) 2 different purpose birds that are parked pretty close in space..
Galaxy 17 is a standard Ku satellite running 11.7 to 12.2 Gigahertz linear polarity. Nimiq is a direct broadcast satellite for Bell Expressvu running at 12.2 to 12.7 Gigahertz circular polarity.. (Plus or minus a few Megahertz each way Those are just rough numbers, but I think you'll get the idea. ) 2 different purpose birds that are parked pretty close in space..
shultz SatelliteGuys Pro Jul 13, 2006 217 2 87W 40N Oct 11, 2008 #3 Their not the same...to pickup G17 you need either a standard or universal LINEAR lnb. Nimiq 1 uses a CIRCULAR lnb and is used for Bell tv.
Their not the same...to pickup G17 you need either a standard or universal LINEAR lnb. Nimiq 1 uses a CIRCULAR lnb and is used for Bell tv.
M Mr Tony SatelliteGuys Pro Supporting Founder Nov 17, 2003 2,747 12,047 Mankato, MN Oct 11, 2008 #4 There's a couple spots like that where there are a DBS satellite & a KU satellite in the same ortbital spot They can coexist because the frequencies dont cross
There's a couple spots like that where there are a DBS satellite & a KU satellite in the same ortbital spot They can coexist because the frequencies dont cross
S skewed SatelliteGuys Guru Aug 28, 2008 132 0 Oct 13, 2008 #5 If your setting up a FTA point it to the nim-1 with a linear lnb and dial it in . Then do a blind scan of g17. This will work, nim-1 is strong and it was bleeding over my g-17 signal. When I scanned I saw I actually had the bird.
If your setting up a FTA point it to the nim-1 with a linear lnb and dial it in . Then do a blind scan of g17. This will work, nim-1 is strong and it was bleeding over my g-17 signal. When I scanned I saw I actually had the bird.