Which bird that you like the best it's is AMC-15 or H-2 bird for the sports feed?

[N5XZS]

Just wondering which birds that you like the most for sport feeds?

As for me I take H-2, since I get my beloved Lobos man basketball games, but then again sometime I go over to AMC-15, get some neat feeds that is coming out lately!:

 

[TRG]

Just wondering which birds that you like the most for sport feeds?

As for me I take H-2, since I get my beloved Lobos man basketball games, but then again sometime I go over to AMC-15, get some neat feeds that is coming out lately!:

What's the orbital location for H-2?

 

[turbosat]

trg its 74degrees, old SBS6 place.

 

[TRG]

trg its 74degrees, old SBS6 place.

Thanks. It's hard to keep up with all these sat name changes. I either need a secret decoder ring or the orbital location.

 

[Mr Tony]

AMC15 passed H2 in the feeds category.

Most nights there is at least 2 or 3 feeds on AMC15 and maybe 1 on H2...weekends are different as they both load up

Maybe that is why I have fixed dishes on both

 

[N5XZS]

Yep, the nice thing about that is we are getting more Canadian feeds on AMC-15!:

I think H-2 bird is getting little lonely, to say at least........

 

[byron]

AMC 15 for all reasons above. Sports all over the place. Back when I could swing to H2, really it wasn't as populated as AMC15 has been lately. AMC15 will make you crave some decent 4:2:2 equipment though, as most of you already know.

 

[skysurfer]

Just wondering which birds that you like the most for sport feeds?

As for me I take H-2, since I get my beloved Lobos man basketball games, but then again sometime I go over to AMC-15, get some neat feeds that is coming out lately!:

both, because not all the Lobo games are on H2. wolf, wolf, wolf

AMC-15 fills up nicely, H2 is getting more data traffic, less sports feeds because of that.

but any ku sat is fine with me because of motorization.

 

[glen4cindy]

Any Cricket on there?

When is the best day/time to look for feeds?

 

[skysurfer]

Any Cricket on there?

the only cricket I've seen are on c-band and out over the Atlantic on satellites I just barely get looking over the nearby mountains.