Recent content by edir66

That's quite normal. They left Spain partly and Portugal completely out of the beam, who knows why.. https://ibb.co/9mVQTddm Said frequency is being received with very strong signal here in Istanbul (T90 dish) https://ibb.co/gF3ZhLcF

Yep, looks like they all left except 12520 V

Just like the frequencies of 28.2E (UK beam) for people in South East ;)

I guess it's a tiny but very strong spot beam for the region, as the reception is excellent on all 5 frequencies in Istanbul with a T90 dish. Probably even a 60 cm dish would be enough to see signal levels over 10 dB https://i.ibb.co/MCYW1XK/13-E-12673-V.jpg

True, and also we're not in the best spot for 7E Europe A https://ibb.co/86MhV14

This sat will probably end up like 31.5E soon - both Bosnian and Bulgarian packages started on 16E with same parameters

Like you said, feeds generally have much lower signal and require larger dishes. As an example, I receive most of 7E frequencies with around 80% signal with a T90 dish (96x108) in Istanbul, but this is all I get on a feed frequency: https://i.ibb.co/LS591J6/7-E-11012-V.jpg

Interesting, didn't know such interactive things could be done over the air, like simply receiving EPG. Thanks for the info though.

Those modules probably have some kind of SIM inside, which receives the signal of activation.

I'm getting 10.5 dB signal from this on a rainy day with my T90 dish in Istanbul. You should get more in south of England with 1.1 metre according to this map: https://ibb.co/5YvHbrt

Yep, excellent signal like the other Vivacom frequencies. https://ibb.co/b34Cn5t

It was just a joke concerning Swiss law, but thanks for the link anyway :)

Hey Kabelio, Please add all the remaining FTA channels on 28.2E, especially Challenge TV. Also, scandi channels like SVT, NRK etc would be very welcome. Thank you very much! ;)

No, because I think it's expensive. But I know people who bought the module from Amazon and activated it online at Kabelio website with a random (but existing) swiss address.

Find one in google maps, no one's checking ;)