Lazarus
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Re: The Text removed from Post #70, here it is:
Question from TENERIFE-TV:
hi markus hope you look forward to a good weekend
lots of people keep asking the SES facebook page questions and all
that comes back is pre-packed information about subjects SES seem to be interested in but nothing that the public are asking
could you find time to ask someone to chat to use ´´little people´´
out here thank you..........
Answer from SES:
We'd like to respond to your questions relating to the current channel shifts at 28.2 degrees East and the footprint of ASTRA 2F. The UK channels are currently shifted from ASTRA 2B and ASTRA 1N to ASTRA 2F which has been launched recently and is operational now. ASTRA 2F is part of our fleet replacement programme at 28.2 degrees East. The channel transfer is ongoing and will have no implications for viewers in the UK since the TV programs shifted to ASTRA 2F operate on the same frequencies and are broadcast for the UK. TV viewers outside the UK, however, may see an impact as they might no longer be able to receive the channels due to their transfer to a beam with a smaller footprint. This footprint meets the requirements of our customers, the broadcasters, who focus their program distribution on the UK where they have the programme rights.
Question from TENERIFE-TV:
hi markus hope you look forward to a good weekend
lots of people keep asking the SES facebook page questions and all
that comes back is pre-packed information about subjects SES seem to be interested in but nothing that the public are asking
could you find time to ask someone to chat to use ´´little people´´
out here thank you..........
Answer from SES:
We'd like to respond to your questions relating to the current channel shifts at 28.2 degrees East and the footprint of ASTRA 2F. The UK channels are currently shifted from ASTRA 2B and ASTRA 1N to ASTRA 2F which has been launched recently and is operational now. ASTRA 2F is part of our fleet replacement programme at 28.2 degrees East. The channel transfer is ongoing and will have no implications for viewers in the UK since the TV programs shifted to ASTRA 2F operate on the same frequencies and are broadcast for the UK. TV viewers outside the UK, however, may see an impact as they might no longer be able to receive the channels due to their transfer to a beam with a smaller footprint. This footprint meets the requirements of our customers, the broadcasters, who focus their program distribution on the UK where they have the programme rights.