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Old 04-04-2008   #1
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Need new reciver and explanation...

I have decided to get a decoder/dectypter, to connect to Sirius 4 sat, at 12303 H, need to get CNBC, as far as I know they got a PowerVu incription.
At this point I don't know anything about decoders, and how to use them properly, although I am great with all the elctronics, just never set up a sat link before.
So please be patiant and can some one explaine wich one and how it works???
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Hi Alex, welcome to the forum.

Unfortunately, I don't think you can get PowerVu easily, receivers for this are not available to the general public I believe.


Although CNBC Europe is also on Astra 19.2E free to air it seems

_http://en.kingofsat.net/find.php?question=cnbc&standard=Digital

if you can pick up that satellite OK.
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Chears Robbo, will check that out.
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Originally Posted by Robbo71 View Post
Hi Alex, welcome to the forum.

Unfortunately, I don't think you can get PowerVu easily, receivers for this are not available to the general public I believe.


if you can pick up that satellite OK.
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No unfortunatly Astra is too far. Need to get it in Ukraine, located at about 37*E

Can you wright a short list of incription that can be decrepted??? or refear me to the site??
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Astra 19.2 should be relatively easy to receive in Western and Central Ukraine, what sized dish do you have and which part of Ukraine?

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Astra 19.2 should be relatively easy to receive in Western and Central Ukraine, what sized dish do you have and which part of Ukraine?
I had a look on the map and I was out side the signal zone.


I have 90cm dish, located in easten ukraine on the 38*E
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No you are not, your dish is plenty big enough.

Look at this:-

_http://www.lyngsat-maps.com/maps/astra1l.html

Astra 1L


Are you getting confused with the Astra 2 cluster?

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OOPS

You are still very close to the edge of it, these things are approximate. I would be surprised if you were not able to receive it on a 90cm dish. I can receive from satellites that I am far more off the footprint than that.

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You are still very close to the edge of it, these things are approximate. I would be surprised if you were not able to receive it on a 90cm dish. I can receive from satellites that I am far more off the footprint than that.

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Ok sounds good, will try that.
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Yes, give it a go, let us know how it goes.

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