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13 Degrees East

osullima · 2002-05-15 14:59:44

I have an old analogue system currently pointing at 19.2 Degrees east. Is it just a matter of moving the dish to 13 degrees east to allow me to pick up BBC World FTV on my analogue decoder at 11114 V? Will this work? Cheers, Mark.

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15-05-2002 3:59pm

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osullima

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I have an old analogue system currently pointing at 19.2 Degrees east. Is it just a matter of moving the dish to 13 degrees east to allow me to pick up BBC World FTV on my analogue decoder at 11114 V? Will this work?

Cheers,
Mark.

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#2 15-05-2002 4:49pm
seano

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spot on mate

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#3 15-05-2002 4:53pm
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By pointing your dish at 13E you will be able to receive BBC World . However the sound sub-carrier is at around 6.6Mhz. The signal level is around 3dBs down on the Astra (19E) so if you are using a 60cm dish the picture will show 'speckles'.

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#4 15-05-2002 9:48pm
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Cheers Seano,Daft,

I've got an 80cm dish. This should be OK yes?

Cheers,
Mark.

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#5 16-05-2002 2:47am
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BBC World looks great here with an 80cm dish so you will be fine

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