24" dish and 118
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Bronze Member Username: South2Post Number: 85 Registered: Oct-06 | hi guys, is it possible to get 118.7 and 119 with 24 inch dish. thanks in advance |
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Gold Member Username: TapemanNew York City in-HD, NY Post Number: 3409 Registered: Oct-06 | Yes yo can if yo live in the US Depending on where yo live and how strong signal yo want Yo'll need: CB2008A  Or this special Dish 500+ LNBF for 118/119 from e-bay  |
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Platinum Member Username: NydasPost Number: 11586 Registered: Jun-06 | People have had success with getting some channels from 118.7 using CB2008A even on a 20" Dish. However, if you want to get good quality continuous signal you need 30-33" Dish. |
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Gold Member Username: TapemanNew York City in-HD, NY Post Number: 3413 Registered: Oct-06 | If yor in the south part of the US it will work just like dish 500 But for people up northern US and Canada signal will be little less But over all it worth trying on a small dish At one time I got very strong signal And I say it should work |
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Gold Member Username: Cartier1Post Number: 2021 Registered: Feb-07 | CAN u get 118 with lnb used for intelsat 5 (G25). LNB FREQUENCY 10750 KU THE ONE WE USE FOR GLOBECAST DISH |
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Gold Member Username: TapemanNew York City in-HD, NY Post Number: 3418 Registered: Oct-06 | Yes yo can It's te same frequency But yo won't get 119 only 118 |
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Gold Member Username: PlymouthQuebec city, Quebec Canada Post Number: 3770 Registered: Jan-08 | Cartier This LNB is circular(oval) and Gc need Linear LNB, it is possible with high lost of gain.  |
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Platinum Member Username: NydasPost Number: 11593 Registered: Jun-06 | People have tried using the LNBs they used for larger dishes and have failed to get 118.7 with those LNBs. Therefore you need the CB2008A or similar LNB for 118.7 Anik3. |
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Gold Member Username: Saqeeb9000Post Number: 3831 Registered: Oct-07 | what about 18 inch dish .. did any one got signal for 118.8 dish with 18 inch dish ? |
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Gold Member Username: TapemanNew York City in-HD, NY Post Number: 3420 Registered: Oct-06 | They failed cuz they didn't know how to enter TP manually and some linear LNBs are better than others in terms of gains I never tried that sat with 18" from NY However it works with 24" dish and Digiwave LNB from NYC |
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Platinum Member Username: NydasPost Number: 11603 Registered: Jun-06 | Sada: The smaller the dish the lesser the signal strength. For a new installation I am discouraging use of 30" in favour of 33', unless you happen to have a 30" dish lying around. But a 20" or 24" dish is a definite no-no. For Canadian climate, one has to be absolutely sure of your Dish and LNB installations - you can't be expected to go up to the roof to change or twick thing in the middle of snowy winters. |
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Bronze Member Username: South2Post Number: 86 Registered: Oct-06 | Hi Guys, I'm in Vancouver, BC. I've seen people using 24" dish for 118 and 119. But as nalin recommended, I'm leaning towards getting 33" dish because of our weather. I checked couple of FTA stores. They only carry 24" ($65+tax) or 36" ($90+tax. My questions: where can i find 33" dish in my area for decent price? If can't find one, would you recommend 36" and will it work for 118/119. Thanks guys. |
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Gold Member Username: PlymouthQuebec city, Quebec Canada Post Number: 3781 Registered: Jan-08 | Gary Bigger is better, i recommand 36", i have 33" and my next dish will be a 1.2 meter with motor. |
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Bronze Member Username: Mitchman73Post Number: 14 Registered: Jun-06 | I Have a 36" dish with SG2100 motor and a circular and linear lnb. Works great! |
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Platinum Member Username: NydasPost Number: 11604 Registered: Jun-06 | Gary Mann: You could not have had clear answers from me than the ones above. 36" - go for it and enjoy. |
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Gold Member Username: PlymouthQuebec city, Quebec Canada Post Number: 3782 Registered: Jan-08 | Mitchman you have a QPH-031? |
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Bronze Member Username: Jet9508Post Number: 51 Registered: Jul-06 | I have 36" dish and digiwave lnb designed for 118 and 119, somehow I won't get good signal from both birds.(only 85 channel from 119 and only 20 bar signal for 118) not sure its my lnb or my viewsat extreme problem. |
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Bronze Member Username: South2Post Number: 87 Registered: Oct-06 | Hi guys, One final clarification: Is CB2008A the right LNB to be used with 36" dish? thanks. |
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Platinum Member Username: NydasPost Number: 11605 Registered: Jun-06 | Yes.} |
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Gold Member Username: PlymouthQuebec city, Quebec Canada Post Number: 3785 Registered: Jan-08 | Jet lee Do a blind scan with this good setting LNB type - Universal LNB High -11250 LNB LOW - 9750 If it dont work try to realigned your dish Your LNB need to be in this position on bracket(see picture) This LNB is sensitive with skew, because it is oval inside, aligned it.  |
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Gold Member Username: TapemanNew York City in-HD, NY Post Number: 3427 Registered: Oct-06 | - Single Circular LNB like 118 don't require LNB tilt - 2 Satellites for circular require skew entire dish but no LNB tilt That's because of position of satellites on King's belt - Any Linear LNB for Linear polarity must be tilted or it won't work - Providers use circular polarity for easier installation with multiple satellites |
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Gold Member Username: PlymouthQuebec city, Quebec Canada Post Number: 3787 Registered: Jan-08 | King it is a dual satellites, inside is OVAL, if you want get 2 sats with max signal, you need to adjust the skew on dish or LNB. I tested one, i confirm it |
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New member Username: Danny07Post Number: 8 Registered: Aug-08 | Help!!!!!!!!!! I got signal for some channels for 118 and 119 but it says scrambled or bad channel can any body help plz thanks |
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Gold Member Username: PlymouthQuebec city, Quebec Canada Post Number: 3818 Registered: Jan-08 | daniel ahmad Which receiver? New installation? |
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Gold Member Username: TapemanNew York City in-HD, NY Post Number: 3434 Registered: Oct-06 | Dual means 2 outputs But it also happens to be capable of two satellites 118.75 and 119 next to each other |
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New member Username: Danny07Post Number: 9 Registered: Aug-08 | hi Plymouth Receiver is PUFF and new installation with LNB for 118 and 119.and dish is 31"x32" in Canada I dont know whats wrong? Thanks for your help |
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Silver Member Username: LomnaPost Number: 314 Registered: Dec-07 | I do have cb2008a but no big dish. I wanna try 20"dish anyway. Can some one tells me if I try to get signal with dish 500(20"} Is the ARM of the dish is long enough or right size for cb2008a to hold. |
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Gold Member Username: PlymouthQuebec city, Quebec Canada Post Number: 3830 Registered: Jan-08 | Daniel You need to do exactly like in this post Plymouth Gold Member Username: Plymouth Quebec city, Quebec Canada Post Number: 3785 Registered: Jan-08 Posted on Wednesday, September 10, 2008 - 11:50 pm: Edit Post Jet lee Do a blind scan with this good setting LNB type - Universal LNB High -11250 LNB LOW - 9750 If it dont work try to realigned your dish Your LNB need to be in this position on bracket(see picture) This LNB is sensitive with skew, because it is oval inside, aligned it.  |
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Gold Member Username: PlymouthQuebec city, Quebec Canada Post Number: 3831 Registered: Jan-08 | Devin It depend where you are located The is long enough if you keep the dual support. But for get 118.7 with all strong Tp, it is not the best way. compare surface of dish 20" 6283 square inch 30" 21150 square inch |
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Silver Member Username: LomnaPost Number: 315 Registered: Dec-07 | Thanks ! Plymouth, I,m in california. |
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Silver Member Username: LomnaPost Number: 316 Registered: Dec-07 | What is dual support Plymouth ? |
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Gold Member Username: PlymouthQuebec city, Quebec Canada Post Number: 3836 Registered: Jan-08 | Devin you have the best location for get 119 Dish 500 can handle 2 LNBs, (dual support)The arm split in 2 holder. |
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Silver Member Username: LomnaPost Number: 317 Registered: Dec-07 | Plymouth, Thanks. |
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Gold Member Username: PlymouthQuebec city, Quebec Canada Post Number: 3840 Registered: Jan-08 | You are Welcome |
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Silver Member Username: PulpfiktionPost Number: 344 Registered: Mar-08 | Plymouth - u r a good man. |
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Gold Member Username: GregrafPost Number: 1157 Registered: Dec-07 |  |
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Silver Member Username: PulpfiktionPost Number: 350 Registered: Mar-08 |  |
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New member Username: FirstchoicePost Number: 1 Registered: Sep-08 | check www.mxmart.com ======================== Hi Guys, I'm in Vancouver, BC. I've seen people using 24" dish for 118 and 119. But as nalin recommended, I'm leaning towards getting 33" dish because of our weather. I checked couple of FTA stores. They only carry 24" ($65+tax) or 36" ($90+tax. My questions: where can i find 33" dish in my area for decent price? If can't find one, would you recommend 36" and will it work for 118/119. Thanks guys. |
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Gold Member Username: PlymouthQuebec city, Quebec Canada Post Number: 3876 Registered: Jan-08 | S.L. Buy a 36" bigger is better, yes you can get 118.75 and 119 |
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Silver Member Username: MuchoPost Number: 666 Registered: Dec-07 | S.L. check these two places and make a choice. Store in BC http://www.incrediblefta.com/products/3/ Store in Toronto, good people, good prices, good service. http://transatelectronics.com/store/ariza-33-dish-w-fta-single-lnb_P187 |
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Silver Member Username: JustforhahasPost Number: 266 Registered: Jul-08 | Get this 33 inch dish, its all ready for the 110-118, and 119...just aim it and watch TV...its only $69 and you get it all.. http://transatelectronics.com/store/33inch-dish-for-110-1187-and-119A°w_P321 |
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Platinum Member Username: NydasPost Number: 11626 Registered: Jun-06 | 33" dish recommended for 118.7 simply means that best signal will be from 33" OR LARGER dish. Many are getting by with a 30" and some with 24' but when the signal stregth feom sat is not the best you will have severe deterioration in signal i.e. if say the sat is sending a signal which is 80% of what is expected, your 24' Dish may drop more than half the channels you were getting. Hence it is best to get settled with a proper Dish. Most of the people here have a 20" Dish with a 110/119 on it. The best thing to do is to get a new 33" dish ($40) and a new 118/119 LNB ($12-$20). If you don't have a switch use a DiseqC switch for $5.00. The 118/119 LNB such as CB2008A has two outputs for two receivers, unless you specifically want to go low budget ($12) and buy a single output LNB. |
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Silver Member Username: MuchoPost Number: 671 Registered: Dec-07 | Dish Size is base on A) Your location B) Satellite you want C) EIRP in that foot print   |
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Platinum Member Username: NydasPost Number: 11630 Registered: Jun-06 | Hey, school - boy: The CB2008A is a special type LNB has both linear and circular. Also it is pointed at 119W same as Echo 7 - NOT Echo 10. GO AND LEARN, STUPID. |
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Gold Member Username: PlymouthQuebec city, Quebec Canada Post Number: 3884 Registered: Jan-08 | White s-h-i-t you are a idiot again, Echo 10 and Anik F3, not same foot print. Stop your false info, nobody ask you and Kakaka LK on this thread. |
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Platinum Member Username: LklivesPost Number: 15852 Registered: Jan-06 | Plymouth....I am LK, and U are a noob here, so STFU and listen and learn!....U do NOT come here and bash me and post bullshi*t about me or others... U are the wannabee ignorant newbie here trying to be something of a leader, but are lower that whale spe*rm....and always will be...so learn your place here, cause U are on the bottom of this Totem pole pal! I don't bother you or even post here anymore, but saw this bashing of me and had to reply to your IGNORANCE!...now STFU and pull your head out of your azz and learn from those here that DO know something! Instead of being an azzhole here and trying to impress the others, learn FTA first, then respect those much more senior and knowledgeable than U...U have a LONG ways to go to be the top here, and earn the right to bash others like me, that U don't know! I suggest U go to REAL DSS FTA sites and learn from us admins and mods who actually TEST and know what we are talking about!...I know U never will do this, cause of your wannabee cocky bashing immature kiddie attitude, but U were advised...so STFU now and go LEARN! |
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Silver Member Username: JustforhahasPost Number: 269 Registered: Jul-08 | Hey LK, I told ya this dude "Plymouth " was talking trash about ya. I'm surprised you even bothered responding to him. See ya at the other place. |
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Gold Member Username: PlymouthQuebec city, Quebec Canada Post Number: 3886 Registered: Jan-08 | Lol Hahaha Lk talk to himself To funny Lk return to your s-h-i-t sites and bring all your nicknames with you idiot. |
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Gold Member Username: GregrafPost Number: 1211 Registered: Dec-07 |  Theres no place like home, theres no place like home. |
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Gold Member Username: PlymouthQuebec city, Quebec Canada Post Number: 3887 Registered: Jan-08 | For people who want see how LK is a idiot and know nothing, read this thread https://www.ecoustics.com/electronics/forum/home-video/471885.html |
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Silver Member Username: MuchoPost Number: 672 Registered: Dec-07 | Camel Breath I didn't except you to understand. What I have posted above is over your head. Where do I say anything about The CB2008A is a special type LNB has both linear and circular. As for the foot print map that I have posted above it's only a sample you stupid b!tch Iam not talking about EchoStar 10 I only show three steps that a person needs to determinant what size dish they would need instead all that bullshit that you have listed above. You been here over two years and try to get by with you C/P and your horseshit. |
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Gold Member Username: PlymouthQuebec city, Quebec Canada Post Number: 3891 Registered: Jan-08 | For people who want see how LK is a idiot and know nothing, read this thread https://www.ecoustics.com/electronics/forum/home-video/471885.html |
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Gold Member Username: TapemanNew York City in-HD, NY Post Number: 3441 Registered: Oct-06 | White Hawk Yo such freaking retard  Pay attention to what yo post child  Echostar 10 is not 250E There are 360 degrees 180 East for Eastern hemisphere 180 West for Western hemisphere WTF is 250E ? I know what'they meant but yo don't I dare yo to explain to me what is 250E? Yor too young to understand engineers foot prints The sh!t yo c/p are 5 years outdated Neither D#N nor D#TV post their signal in public anymore These retarded sites ain't got data from providers Stick to Lyngsat  And only Lyngsat Those other sites fudge their data They are far from accurate Stop posting for adults sake  Yo gotta use yor head a little bit kid  Come back in 5 years when yor at least adult size |
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Gold Member Username: PlymouthQuebec city, Quebec Canada Post Number: 3897 Registered: Jan-08 | King sorry but 250E for the Europeen is 110W Where White is bad is this foot print is not for 118.75W |
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Gold Member Username: PlymouthQuebec city, Quebec Canada Post Number: 3899 Registered: Jan-08 | King Here is the list Orbit longitude / inclination ---- Satellite name ---- Launch date ---- Details amended 0 E MSG-2 MSG first colour image 21 Dec 05 5 Mar 06 2.5E i=2.7 Telecom 2C 6 Dec 95 6 Oct 06 3E i=3.9 Eutelsat Telecom 2A 16 Dec 91 6 Oct 05 ? Sirius 2 12 Nov 97 11 Mar 08 5E Sirius 3 5 Oct 1998 4 July 06 4.8E Sirius 4 17 Nov 2007 18 Nov 2007 5E Astra 1C 12 May 93 29 Feb 08 7E Eutelsat W3A 16 Mar 04 4 July 06 9E Hotbird 2 > Eurobird 9 21 Nov 96 9 Jun 08 9.1E Express 4A . 5 Oct 05 10E Eutelsat W1 7 Sep 00 4 July 06 13E Hotbird 1 28 Mar 95 4 May 06 13E Hotbird 3 2 Sept 97 4 May 06 13E Hotbird 6 21 Aug 02 4 May 06 13E Hotbird 7A 11 Mar 06 11 Oct 2006 16E Eutelsat W2 5 Oct 98 4 July 06 16.1E SICRAL 1 7 Feb 01 6 Oct 05 Astra 1B 2 Mar 91 19.2E Astra 1F 8 Apr 96 29 Feb 08 19.2E Astra 1G 2 Dec 97 29 Feb 08 19.2E Astra 1H 18 Jun 99 29 Feb 08 19.2E Astra 1KR 20 Apr 06 29 Feb 08 19.2E Astra 1L 5 May 07 29 Feb 08 21E AfriStar 28 Oct 98 5 Jul 06 21.4E i=4 Artemis 12 July 2001 5 Oct 05 21.5E Eutelsat W6 (was called W3) 12 Apr 99 4 July 06 23.5E Astra 1E 19 Oct 95 29 Feb 08 23.5E Astra 3A 29 Mar 02 29 Feb 08 25E i=0.4 Inmarsat 3-F5 3 Feb 98 6 Oct 05 26E Arabsat BADR 3 26 Feb 99 1 Feb 08 26E Arabsat BADR-C 28 Aug 97 1 Feb 08 26E Arabsat BADR-4 8 Nov 2006 1 Feb 08 28.2E Astra 2A 31 Aug 98 11 July 06 28.2E SES New Skies Astra 2B 15 Sep 00 23 Mar 07 28.2E Astra 2C 16 Jun 01 29 Feb 08 28.2E Astra 2D 19 Dec 00 11 July 06 28.5E Eutelsat EurobirdTM 1 8 Mar 01 11 July 06 29E XTAR-EUR Hispdesat Spain (govt-mil) 13Feb 05 17 May 05 30E Astra 1D 1 Nov 94 5 Nov 07 30.5E Arabsat 2B 13 Nov 96 1 Feb 08 33E Intelsat IS 802 25 Jun 97 5 Feb 08 33E Eutelsat Euro-Bird 3 E-Bird 27 Sep 03 5 May 06 36.0E Eutelsat SESAT 1 17 Apr 00 19 Aug 08 36.0E RSCC Eutelsat W4 25 May 00 4 July 06 38E Palapa C1 / Hughes HGS 3 / Anatolia 1 / IS HGS-3 / Paksat 1 more 31 Jan 96 11 July 06 38.1E Palapa C1 2 Feb 96 5 Apr 03 39E Hellas SAT-2 14 May 03 11 July 06 40E RSCC Express A1R 10 Jun 02 10 Nov 05 40E RSCC Express-AM1 30 Oct 04 11 July 06 42.5E Palapa 6 B2R 14 Apl 90 11 Feb 02 42.0E Turksat 2A 10 Jan 01 11 Jul 06 42.0E Turksat 1C 9 Jul 96 11 Jul 06 42.5E i=2.5 Palapa B2R 1990-34A 5 Apr 03 42.5E NigComsat 1 13 May 2007 13 June 2007 44.1E i=4.8 Thuraya 1 22 Oct 00 5 Apr 03 44.1E i=4.0 Thuraya 2 10 Jun 03 11 Jul06 45.0E Europestar 1 = IS PAS 12 = Intelsat 12 IS-12 30 Oct 00 5 Feb 08 45E Measat 1 => Africasat 1 map 12 Jan 96 15 Feb 08 47E Telecom 2B 15 Apr 92 5 Apr 03 47E Syracuse 3A (fr-mil) 14 Oct 05 14 Oct 05 47.5E Intelsat IS 601 29 Oct 91 5 Feb08 48E GSAT 2 9 May 03 11 July 06 48.5E i=5.1 Eutelsat II F-2 1991-3 5 Oct 05 49E i=0.6 Raduga 1-5 30 Aug 00 5 Apr 03 49E Yamal 200 202 SC-2 25 Nov 03 May 05 49E ? Yamal 101 5 Sep 99 Dec 99 50E GORIZONT 38 (27) Feb 01 50.25E Intelsat IS 706 5 Feb 08 51.2E i=0.7 Galaxy 5 15 Mar 92 10 Oct 05 52.9E i=3.9 GORIZONT 32 1996-34 5 Apr 03 53E RSCC SESAT 2, EXPRESS-AM22 28 Dec 03 19 Aug 08 53E Skynet 5B 14 Nov 2007 14 Dec 2007 54.85E Intelsat IS 702 17 Jun 94 5 Feb 08 55E Insat 3E 8 Oct 03 11 July 06 56E RSCC Bonum 1 23 Nov 98 11 July 06 57E NSS 703 6 Oct 94 23 Mar 07 60.0E Intelsat IS 904 23 Feb 02 10 Feb 08 62.0E Intelsat IS 902 30 Aug 01 6 Feb 08 63.9E Inmarsat-3 F1 3 Apl 96 5 May 05 64E Inmarsat-4 F1 11 Mar 05 4 Feb 08 64.1E Intelsat IS 906 6 Sep 02 10 Feb 08 66E Meteosat 6 1993-73B 5 Oct 07 66E Intelsat IS 704 10 Jan 95 5 Feb 08 68.7E IS PAS-7 = Intelsat 7 IS-7 16 Sep 98 5 Feb 08 68.5E IS PAS-10 = Intelsat 10 IS-10 15 May 01 5 Feb 08 70.5E Eutelsat W5 20 Nov 02 11 Jul 06 72E i=3.9 ELECTRO GOMS 1994-69 Sep 01 72E IS PAS-4 = Intelsat 4 IS-4 Sep 95 5 Fev 08 72.8E i=2.2 Luch 1 1994-82 11 Feb 02 74E Edusat 20 Sep 04 11 Jul 06 74E Insat 3C 23 Jan 02 11 Jul 06 74.2E i=4.3 Insat 1D 12 Jun 90 5 Apr 03 75E AM1 > LMI-1 26 Sep 99 11 Jul 06 76.5 E APSTAR 2R / Telstar 10 16 Oct 97 11 Jul 06 78.5 E Thaicom 2 8 Oct 94 29 Oct 07 78.5E Thaicom 3 deorbited 2 Oct 06 17 April 97 2 Oct 06 78.5E Thaicom 5 28 May 06 28 Oct 07 79.9E i=0.8 Cosmos 2350 1998-25 11 Feb 02 80E RSCC Express AM-2 30 Mar 05 11 Jul 06 80E Express 2A 2000-13 5 Oct 05 80E RSCC Express 6A ? 10 Nov 05 80.3E Cosmos Geizer 2371 5 Jul 00 June 01 80.3E Beidou 1B 2000-82 5 Oct 05 83E Insat 3B 22 Mar 00 9 June 08 83E Insat 4A 22 Dec 05 11 Jul 06 83E Insat 2E = Intelsat IS APR-1 2 Apl 99 6 Aug 07 84.7E i=7.3 TDRS 3 29 Sep 88 5 Apr 03 85E Intelsat IS 709 1996-35 5 Feb 08 85.5E i=5 FY-2 1997-29 5 Oct 05 86.5E Fengyun-2 Meto 8 Dec 07 21 Mar 07 87.5E Chin1/Zhng1? 30 May 98 5 Apr 03 87.6E Sinosat Chinastar1 98-33 18 Jul 98 5 Oct 05 88E ST 1 25 Aug 98 5 Apr 03 89.8E Yamal 1 02 6 Sep 99 5 Apr 03 90E Yamal 201 25 Nov 03 Feb 04 90.7E DRTS 10 Sep 02 5 Oct 05 91.5E Measat 3 12 Dec 06 21 Mar 07 92.2E solar array deploy failure Sinosat 2 = Xinnuo 2 28 Oct 06 10 Mar 07 93.5E INSAT 4B 12 Mar 07 13 Jun 07 95E NSS 6 18 Dec 02 23 Mar 07 96.5E i=5.7 Gorizont 28 18 Feb 94 5 Apr 03 96.5E RSCC EXPRESS-AM11 4 May 04 10 Nov 05 98E Zhongxing 22 26 Jan 00 5 Apr 03 99E i=2.5 RSCC Ekran M 21 M18 2001-14 10 Nov 05 100E i=8 Leasat 5 > PAS Leasat 5 > IS Leasat 5 12 Apr 85 11 Jul 06 100.5E Asiasat 2 28 Nov 95 11 Jul 06 103E KazSat 1 17 Jun 06 11 Oct 06 103E RSCC Express A2 8 Jan 06 103E RSCC Gorizont 40 10 Nov 05 104.5E I=0.2 FengYun 2C 5 Oct 05 105E AsiaStar 22 Mar 00 11 Jul 06 105.5E Asiasat 3S 21 Mar 99 5 Oct 05 107.5E i=0.3 Indostar/Cakrawarta 1 12 Nov 97 5 Apr 03 108E Telekom 1 12 Aug 99 5 Apr 03 108.2E NSS-11 = AMC SES Americom AAP-1 = GE 1A 2 Oct 00 23 Mar 07 109E i=2.4 Inmarsat 2F4 15 Apl 92 11 Jul 06 109.7E B-SAT 1A 17 Apr 97 5 Oct 05 109.9E BS-3N 8 July 94 5 Oct 05 109.7E i=0.4 B-SAT 1B 29 April 98 5 Oct 05 109.9E B-SAT 2A 8 Mar 01 5 Oct 05 109.9E B-SAT 2C 12 Jun 03 5 Oct 05 110E JCSAT-110 NSAT-110 7 Oct 00 5 Jun 06 110.5E IS APR-2 (Sinosat 1) 1998-44 13 Mar 05 110.6|E Beidou 1C 5 Oct 05 112E Mugunghwa 2 1996-3 Dec 00 112.9E Koreasat 2 14 Jan 96 5 Apr 03 113E Palapa C2 1996-30A 5 Apr 03 116E Koreasat 3 5 Sep 99 5 Apr 03 118E Palapa 7 B4 14 May 92 5 Apr 03 119.5 Thaicom 4 11 Aug 2005 29 Oct 2007 120E Thaicom 1A 1993-78 29 Oct 2007 122.2E Asiasat 4 14 April 2003 5 Oct 05 123E i=1.4 Garuda 1 12 Feb 00 5 Apr 03 123.4E i=0.9 Fengyun 2B 25 June 2000 5 Oct 05 124E JCSAT 4A / 6 16 Feb 99 5 Jun 06 125E DFH 3F2 1997-21A 5 Apr 03 125E Zhongxing 6 3 Nov 94 28 Oct 98 125E Zhongxing 8 11 May 97 Oct 97 127.5E JCSAT 4 ( 1A and R ) 17 Feb 97 5 Apr 05 128E JCSAT 3 29 Aug 95 5 Jun 06 130E APSTAR A1 1996-39A 4 Sept 06 132E N-STAR-A 1995-44 5 Jun06 132E JCSAT 9 14 Apr 06 14 Apr 06 132E CS-3A 19 Feb 98 28 Oct 98 134E APSTAR 6 2005-12A 5 Jun 05 136E N-STAR-B 1996-7 5 Jun 06 136E N-STAR-3-C 5 Jul 02 8 Oct 02 138E APSTAR 1 21 July 94 5 Apr 03 138E APSTAR 5 29 Jun 04 16 Aug 04 140E RSCC Express AM-3 24 Jun05 10 Oct 05 140E RSCC Gorizont 36 10 Nov 05 140E RSCC Gorizont 43 10 Nov 05 140.3E i=6.7 Gorizont 25 2 Apr 92 5 Apr 03 139.9E i=1.9 Himwari/GMS5 1995-11 5 Apr 03 140E MSAT 1-R (Meteo/Aviation) Himawari 6 27 Feb 05 17 May 05 140E Beidou 1 2000-69 5 Oct 05 142.5E GORIZONT 42 LM AP-2 Feb 01 142.1E i=4.3 Rimsat Gz30 20 May 94 11 Feb 02 143E Kizuna 23 Feb 08 11 Mar 08 144E Superbird C 28 Jul 97 5 Apr 03 144E MB-SAT 13 Mar 04 17 Mar 04 144.6E i=1 Gorizont 33 6 Jun 00 5 Apr 03 145E RSCC Gorizont 45 10 Nov 05 146E Agila 2/Mabuhay 20 Aug 97 5 Apr 03 146E ETS-8 = Kiku-8 18 Dec 2006 21 Mar 2007 147E MPSC 2 19 Aug 97 13 Mar 98 148E Measat 2 13 Nov 96 5 Apr 03 150E JCSAT 1B 6 Mar 89 5 Jun 06 Optus B3 27 Aug 94 8 Jan 08 152E Optus D2 6 Oct 2007 1 Jan 2008 154E JCSAT 2A / 8 29 Mar 02 5 Apr 03 155.7E i=4.2 Leasat 5 1990-2B 11 Feb 02 156E Optus C1 12 Jun 03 10 Sep 03 157E i=4 Intelsat IS 602 1989-87a 5 Feb 08 158E Superbird A1 2 Dec 92 5 Apr 03 160E Optus Aussat B1 13 Aug 92 5 Apr 03 160E Optus Aussat D1 13 Oct 06 5 Dec 06 162E Superbird 4 B2 17 Feb 00 5 Apr 03 164E GOES-East GOES-8 13 Apl 94 1 Sep 03 166E IS PAS 8 = Intelsat 8 IS-8 4 Nov 98 5 Feb 08 169E IS PAS 2 = Intelsat 2 IS-2 8 July 94 10Feb08 172E AMC 23 > GE-23 29 Dec 2005 1 Aug 07 174E inc Intelsat IS 605 1991-55A 5 Feb08 178E Inmarsat 3 F3 18 Dec 96 5 Feb 08 180E Intelsat IS 701 22 Oct 93 5 Feb 08 183E 177W NSS 5 23 Sep 97 23 Mar 07 189E 171W i=6.3 TDRS 8 30 Jun 00 Feb 02 205.2E i=4.2 Eutelsat II F-4 5 Oct 05 210E 150W TDRS 10 5 Dec 02 Jan 03 211.9E 148.1W Echostar 1 1995-73 5 Oct 05 212.1E 147.9W Echostar 2 5 Oct 05 214.5E 145.5W i=4.7 Express 1 1994-67A 5 Oct 05 221E 139W GE-8 AMC 8 2000-81 18 Sep 05 223E 137W GE-7 AMC-7 15 Sep 00 18 Sep 05 224.3E 135.7 GOES-Spare GOES-11 3 May 00 Sep 06 225E 135W AMC 10 6 Feb 04 18 Sep 05 ? Intelsat Galaxy 15 14 Oct 05 11 Mar 08 229E 131W SES AMC-11 19 May 04 18 Sep 05 231E 129W Telstar 7 = Intelsat IA-7 = Intelsat Galaxy 27 G-27 25 Sep 99 6 Feb 08 231.1E 128.9W Echostar 5 5 Oct 05 233E 127W Horizons 1 = Intelsat Horizons 1 30 Sep 03 6 Feb 08 233E 127W Intelsat Galaxy 13 6 Feb 08 235E 125W Intelsat Galaxy 14 13 Aug 2005 6 Feb 08 269E 125W Galaxy 12 21 Dec 99 11 July 06 237E 123W Intelsat Galaxy 10R 25 Jan 00 6 Feb 08 239E 121W EchoStar 9 = Telstar 13 = IS IA-13 = Intelsat Galaxy 23 G-23 8 Aug 03 6 Feb 08 240E 120W Telstar 303 1984-093D Jan 99 240.8E 119.2W DirecTV 7S 5 May 04 5 Oct 05 240E 119W Echostar 2 1996-55A 11 Feb 02 241E 119W Echostar 5 24 Sep 99 5 Apr 03 241.1E 118.9W Echostar 7 21 Feb 02 5 Oct 05 241E 119W AMC 16 17 Dec 04 31 Dec 06 241.3 118.3W Anik F-3 9 Apr 07 1 Jun 07 243.2E 116.8W Satmex 5 6 Dec 98 1 Aug 2007 275E 115W XM-1 2001-18A 5 Jun 05 274E 86W XM-2 18 Mar 01 retired Oct 07 245E 85W XM-4 1 Nov 06 9 Jan 08 244.1E 114.9W Solidaridad 2 8 Oct 94 1 Aug 2007 247E 113W Satmex 6 28 May 2006 1 Aug 2007 247.3E 112.7W Cosmos 2282 i=2.6 1994-38 Feb 01 248.9E 111.1W Wildblue 1 8 Dec 06 21 Mar 07 248.9E 111.1W Anik F-2 (Wildblue) 17 Jul 04 9 Oct 04 249.8E 110.1W Echostar 6 14 Jul 00 5 Oct 05 249E 110W Echostar 10 16 Feb 06 4 Jun 06 250E 110W Tempo 2, DirecTV 6 8 Mar 97 5 May 05 250E 110W Echostar 8 21 Aug 02 5 Oct 05 250E 110W Direct TV 5 7 May 02 15 Oct 05 250.8E 109.2W Anik E-1 .. 15 Dec 03 250.9 109.1W Solidaridad 1 30 Nov 93 5 Apr 03 252.7E 107.3W Anik F-1 21 Nov 00 14 May 05 253.5E 106.5W MSAT M1 1996-22 5 Apr 03 254.8E 105.2 ACTS i=3.9 1993-58 5 Apr 03 255E 105W AMC-18 8 Dec 06 21 Mar 07 255E 105W Satcom C4 31 Aug 92 5 Jul 06 255E 105W AMC 18 due for launch 14 may 2005 255E 105W AMC 15 GE 15 15 Oct 04 18 Sep 05 255E 105W Gstar 4 20 Nov 90 5 Apr 03 256.2E 103.8W i=2.7 Galaxy 6 12 Oct 90 10 Oct 05 256.3E 103.7W GOES-Spare GOES-9 23 May 95 Sep 01 257E 103W GE-1 AMC-1 8 Sep 96 10 Oct 05 drifting Spaceway F1 26 Apr 05 26 Jul 05 258.9E 101.1W DirecTV 4S 27 Nov 01 5 Oct 05 259.0E 101W GE 4 AMC 4 13 Nov 99 18 Sep 05 259E 101W DirecTV 8 22 May 05 10 Oct 05 259E 101W DirecTV 9S 13 Oct 06 10 Jan 07 ? AMSC 1 1995-19 11 Mar 08 259.4E 100.6W DirecTV 2/DBS 2 4 Aug 94 5 Oct 05 261E 99W Intelsat Galaxy 16 18 Jun 06 6 Feb 08 261E 99W IS Galaxy 4R 18 Apr 00 11 July 06 262E 98W Inmarsat 2F2 1991 5 Apr 03 263E 97W Telstar 5 = Intelsat IS IA-5 = Intelsat Galaxy 25 G-25 24 May 97 6 Feb 08 265E 95W Spaceway 3 14 Aug 2007 23 Feb 2008 265E 95W Intelsat Galaxy G-3C 15 Jun 02 6 Feb 08 266.6E 93.4W DirecTV 5 5 Oct 05 267E 93W Telstar 6 = Intelsat IS IA-6 =Intelsat Galaxy 26 G-26 15 Feb 99 6 Feb 08 268E 92W Brazilsat B4 2000-46 5 Oct 05 268E 92W DBS-1 DirecTV-1 1993-78a 17 Dec 93 1 Jun 07 269E 91W Telesat Nimiq 1 21 May 99 5 Oct 05 268.8E 91.2W DBS 3 DirecTV 3 Nimiq 2i Nimiq 3 10 Jun 95 5 Oct 05 269E 91W Intelsat Galaxy G-17 4 May 07 10 Feb 08 269E 91W Intelsat Galaxy G-11 22 Dec 99 6 Feb 08 270E 90W GOES 13 25 May 06 25 May 06 271E 89W Telstar 8 = Intelsat IA-8 = Intelsat Galaxy 28 G-28 24 Jun 05 6 Feb 08 273E 87W GE-3 AMC-3 4 Sep 97 18 Sep 05 274.9 85.1W XM-3 28 Feb 05 14 May 05 ? GE-2 AMC-2 1997-2A 11 Mar 08 276E 84W Brazilsat B3 1 April 98 5 Oct 05 277E 83W AMC 9 GE 12 6 Jun 02 5 Oct 05 278E 82W Telesat Nimiq 2 29 Dec 02 5 Oct 05 279E 81 IS SBS 6 12 Oct 90 11 Mar 08 279E 81W Anik E-2 1991-26A Nov 2005 279E 81W Intelsat Galaxy 9 6 Feb 2008 281E 79W i=0.9 Satcom C3 10 Sep 92 5 Oct 05 281E 79W GE 5 AMC 5 28 Oct 98 18 Sep 05 283E 77W i=1.1 Echostar 4 5 Oct 05 284E 76W ? i=0.3 GOES-East GOES-12 23 Jul 01 24Dec07 285E 75W Brazilsat B1 10 Aug 94 13 Jun 07 286E 74W Galaxy 3R 15 Dec 95 17 May 05 286E 74W JCSAT Intelsat Horizons 2 21 Dec 07 10 Feb 08 286E 74W Intelsat Galaxy 17 5 May 2007-016B 6 Feb 08 287 E 73W DirecTV 1R 10 Oct 99 1 Jun 07 287.5E 72.5W Tempo 1, DBS 5, DirecTV5 7 May 02 14 May 05 288E 72W GE 6 AMC 6 22 Oct 00 18 Sep 05 288.2E 71.8W Nahuel 1A 30 Jan 97 5 May 05 290E 70W StarOne C2 19 Apr 08 4 June 08 295E 65W StarOne C1 14 Nov 07 24 Dec 08 295E 65W Brazilsat B2 28 March 95 5 Oct 05 297E 63W Estrela do Sul - Telstar 14 10 Jan 04 5 Oct 05 297E 63W TDRS -9 2002-11A 17 may 05 298.5E 61.5W Rainbow 1 17 Jul 03 5 May 05 298.5E 61.5W Echostar 3 5 Oct 97 5 Oct 05 299E 61W Amazonas Hispasat 5 Aug 04 5 May 05 300E 60W GOES-10 25 Apl 97 18 Mar 07 302E 58W IS PAS 9 = Intelsat 9 IS-9 28 Jul 00 5 Feb 08 304.5E 55.5W Intelsat IS 805 18 Jun 98 5Feb 08 306E 54W Inmarsat 3-F4 3 Jun 97 5 Oct 05 307E 53W Intelsat IS 707 Mar 96 5 Feb 08 307E 53W Inmarsat 4 F-2 8 Nov 05 4 Feb 08 310E 50W Intelsat IS 705 22 Mar 95 5 Feb 08 313E 47W TDRS 6 i=3.6 13 Jan 93 5 Apr 03 313E 41W TDRS 4 i=5.2 13 Mar 89 5 Apr 05 315E 45W IS PAS 1R = Intelsat 1R IS-1R 15 Nov 00 11 Feb 08 317E 43W IS PAS 3R = Intelsat 3R IS-3R 1996-2A 5 Feb 08 317E 43W Intelsat 11 = IS 11 5 Oct 2007 10 Feb 2008 319.5E 40.5W NewSkies NSS-806 1998-14A 23 Mar 07 322.5E 37.5W NSS-10 = AMC 12 = SES Astra 4A = Worldsat 2 2 Feb 05 23 Mar 07 322.5E 37.5W Satcom C1 20 Nov 90 5 Apr 03 ? Telstar 11 Orion 1 29 Nov 94 11 Mar 08 325.5E 34.5W Intelsat IS 903 30 Mar 02 11 Feb 08 328.5E 31.5W Intelsat IS 801 1 Mar 97 5 Veb08 329.8E 30.2W Hispasat 1C 4 Feb 00 5 May 05 330.0E 30.0W Spainsat Hisdesat(mil) 12 Mar 06 30 Mar 06 330.1E 29.9W Hispasat 1D 18 Sep 02 5 May 05 332.5E 27.5W Intelsat IS 907 - 10 Feb 08 335.5E 24.5W Intelsat IS 905 6 Jun 02 10 Feb 08 338E 22W NewSkies NSS-7 16 Apl 02 23 Mar 07 340.0E 20.0W inc 3 Intelsat IS 603 14 Mar 90 5 Feb 08 342E 18W Intelsat IS 901 2001-24 5 Feb 08 344.5E 15.5W Inmarsat 3F2 6 Sep 96 5 Apr 03 344.7E i=3.4 DFS Kopernikus 3 12 Oct 92 5 Oct 05 345E 15W Orion 2 19 Oct 99 5 Apr 03 345E 15W Eutelsat Telstar 12 25 Sep 99 14 May 05 347.7E 12.3W i=1.8 Eutelsat 2-F4 9 Jul 92 5 Apr 03 345.6E 14.4W i=6.5 RSCC Gorizont 26 14 Jul 92 5 Apr 03 346E 14W RSCC Gorizont 37 10 Nov 05 346E 14W RSCC Gorizont 44 31 Dec 2006 346E 14W Express A4 10 Nov 05 347.5E 12.5W Eutelsat Atlantic Bird TM 1 28 Aug 02 5 May 06 349.6E 10.4W i=1.6 MSGS-1 28 Aug 02 5 Apr 03 349E 11W RSCC Express A3 or 3A 24 Jun 00 10 Nov 05 352E 8W Eutelsat Atlantic Bird TM 2 25 Sep 01 5 May 06 352.2E 7.8W Eutelsat Telecom 2D 6 Dec 95 14 May 05 353E 7.2W Hotbird 4 Feb 96 11 Oct 06 353E 7W Nilesat 101 29 April 98 5 Oct 05 353E 7W Nilesat 102 18 Aug 00 5 Oct 05 355E 5W Stellat 5 = Eutelsat Atlantic Bird TM 3 5 Jul 02 18 March 07 356.2E 3.8W AMOS 1 16 May 96 5 May 05 356.2E 3.8W AMOS 2 27 Dec 03 5 May 05 359E 1W Intelsat IS 10-02 16 Jun 04 5 Feb 08 359.2E 0.8W Thor 2a 21 May 97 31 Dec 06 359.2E 0.8W Thor 3 9 Jun 98 31 Dec 06 359E 1W Thor 5 11 Feb 08 11 Mar 08 |
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Gold Member Username: TapemanNew York City in-HD, NY Post Number: 3447 Registered: Oct-06 | I quoted: "I know what they meant but yo don't I dare yo to explain to me what is 250E? " The question wasn't directed to yo I was bluffing the kid I'm trying to teach the 13 year old egyptian kid When yor on the western hemisphere the eastern arc is not reachable Unless yo find a way to go thru the core of the earth BTW The list yo got above is also one year outdated Lyngsat is always up to date Yo can always count on it I know I always do He's trying hard to prove otherwise |
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Gold Member Username: PlymouthQuebec city, Quebec Canada Post Number: 3906 Registered: Jan-08 | This list is update just look April 2008 King and is better then Lyngsat because Lyngsat dont give all sats White give some good info, the problem is, he give more bad info.  |
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Gold Member Username: TapemanNew York City in-HD, NY Post Number: 3451 Registered: Oct-06 | Is that right? Is this why they still have AMC-16 on 119W Where as AMC-16 was moved back to 85 Which was replaced by Anik-3 more than a year ago Or WB 111.1 ( R )polarity is still in space while it was pulled out early this year There was 2 WB now is olny one WB: 111.1 ( L ) polarity Anik-F2 to service Canada and the US 111.2 ( R )polarity WB-1 (which is/was owned by wild blue is no longer in service) Trust me Stick to Lyngsat When yo wanna rely on reasonably updated info yo can count on |
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Gold Member Username: PlymouthQuebec city, Quebec Canada Post Number: 3930 Registered: Jan-08 | Yes King you are right, this list is not to date for all satellites. |
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Gold Member Username: TapemanNew York City in-HD, NY Post Number: 3452 Registered: Oct-06 | Look I know it's hard to keep up with all satellite updates Especially now days the population of newer satellites constantly change They rely on satellite owners to submmit their data What bothers me all other sites make up data to look complete I'm sure lyngsat make mistakes I do find few from time to time But a lot less than all the others |
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Gold Member Username: PlymouthQuebec city, Quebec Canada Post Number: 3931 Registered: Jan-08 | Here is some good link on satellites http://www.satsig.net/sslist.htm http://www.tv2go.com/satellites.html http://www.tbs-satellite.com/tse/online/index_alpha.html |
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