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WNBC (New York 4) Clear on Telstar (15 West)

  • 04-06-2005 10:42am
    #1
    Ulsterman 1690
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    Apparently its on
    11.519 H SR 3744 FEC 7/8 NID: 0 TID: 0
    VPID: 308 APID: 250 PMT: 32 PCR: 8190

    Although whether you will be able to watch depends on how well your reciever and TV can handle NTSC

    Enjoy it while it lasts


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  • #2
    watty
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 32,417 ✭✭✭✭watty


    Yes well the NBC DAD5 feed varies from 11.518 to 11.522 H and SR varies from 3740 to 3748, I think. This used to carry MSNBC a lot but now is more intermittent. NBC Satops now mostly carries MSNBC (but not always) at 11.522H SR 1500.

    I notice on the Palcom DSL4 that if the SR & freq are exactly right the video appears at once when changing channel. It can take several minutes to lock if the SR is not quite correct.

    Also as far as I can figure on all Digital receivers, the higher the SR, the bigger an error you can have in frequency and it will still lock. About 1MHz at low SR (2000) and up to 10MHz on some receivers at SR27500.


  • #3
    Ulsterman 1690
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,242 ✭✭✭Ulsterman 1690


    Also as far as I can figure on all Digital receivers, the higher the SR, the bigger an error you can have in frequency and it will still lock. About 1MHz at low SR (2000) and up to 10MHz on some receivers at SR27500.

    As far as I know most digital recievers have two (or more) IF bandwidths the narrower filter(s) being used on lower symbol rates which would probably explain how you can often get away with slight mistuning at higher symbol rates


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