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Old 13-04-2008   #1
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CH4 is FTA on 10729V 22 5/6.
Perhaps this is for freesat?
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According to RD100 over on DS forum yes it is for Freesat - the variants on Astra 2A/B will be discontinued in the near future

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lots of ex-pats will lose their 4 & 5
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This is great news
E4 and More 4 in weeks
Then 5 may follow ???
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Wait and see if theres a bit tp clear out / swap around on Astra 2D in the near future. I predict there will be at least a couple of the tp's currently carrying encrypted stuff shifted.

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Wait and see if theres a bit tp clear out / swap around on Astra 2D in the near future. I predict there will be at least a couple of the tp's currently carrying encrypted stuff shifted.
I guess it is time to start looking out for some more TPs on 2C lighting up then.
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This was reported here yesterday in the Freesat section Channel 4 on Astra 2D

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Should we be able to receive Channel 4 on an Astra 2D vertical signal in the Canaries with a 3.1 dish? If I remember correctly, only horizontal beams are receivable. I live in Fuerteventura.
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No V signals from 2D on a 3.1M in the Canaries.
Estimated to be a 4.5 -5M dish
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I confirm the same. In Gran Canaria we have all the 2D horizontals but no 2D verticals (Channel master 2.4 m offset dish, MTI Blue Line LNB, very sensitive Thomson receiver).
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