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whatya mean with like "28 degrees?"

Creamy Goodness · 2002-03-13 20:14:29

hey me is a newbie towards sky heck i don't even have it but what does it mean i found rte test channels at 28 degrees does that mean u go out to your dish and adjust it o something else? please anwser this :)

13-03-2002 8:14pm

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Creamy Goodness

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hey me is a newbie towards sky heck i don't even have it but what does it mean i found rte test channels at 28 degrees does that mean u go out to your dish and adjust it o something else?

please anwser this

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#2 13-03-2002 8:21pm

David C

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No,
Sky currently broadcast all their channels at 28.2 & 28.5° East of South (Astra 2 & Eurobird satellites).. your minidish should be pointing here already
Sky used to broadcast their analogue packages on 19.2° East (Astra 1) and many FTA analogue & digital channels broadcast from here still today.
Another popular positions for FTA stationis is 13° East where the Hotbird Satellites are located.

Full list of stations/positions here

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