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Old 10-09-2008   #1
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how to watch AFN CHANNELS IN AFRICA USING A POWER Vu D9834 AND 9835

HIE GUYZ I HAVE A POWER Vu D9834 IM IN AFRICA ZIMBABWE I NEED TO USE IT TO WATCH THE AFN CHANNELS.CAN ANYONE HELP ME ON WICH LNB TO USE AND DISH SIZE AND THE DIRECTION OF THE DISH?
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Please dont type all in capitals - its considered TO BE SHOUTING!

Unless the PowerVu decoders are still authorised on the Scientific Atlanta databases for AFN they are useless to you.
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I have AFN and belive me i know who their system works,

Even if you was in the us army yourself they will not authorize the box unless you brought it from military exchange and if you did they have a record of the serial numbers and what military exchange it was sold from in their POWERVU connect database

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Unless the PowerVu decoders are still authorised on the Scientific Atlanta databases for AFN they are useless to you.
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how to watch AFN CHANNELS IN AFRICA USING A POWER Vu D9834 AND 9835

its for my friend from the American Embassy so they should be have the permission.what i do want is the directions and its settings when you are in Africa,Zimbabwwe.
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its for my friend from the American Embassy so they should be have the permission.what i do want is the directions and its settings when you are in Africa,Zimbabwwe.
You need to setup a dish pointing to where the AFN channels are being transmitted.
I think Hot Bird 13E have many AFN channels, but you are probably thinking of another satellite perhaps?
If it is Hot Bird, then get a suitable dish size.
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You are going to need a silly sized dish to get Hotbird 6 in Zimbabwe - officially the footprint just skims the north coast of Africa:

_http://www.lyngsat-maps.com/maps/hb6.html

Ive never seen a report of Hotbird reception for Zimbabwe so any dish size will be a guess, but Id say start thinking of something around 2.5m possibly MUCH bigger!
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Point your dish at 1°West (Intelsat 10-02)
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