Analoguesat said:
I dont think so - spreading the channels around helps keep prices down by encouraging competition, and also gives a chance to keep some services on air in the event of some sort of catastrophic cockup of the SES uplink stations
-http://www.a516digital.com
THURSDAY, 23 AUGUST 2012
Eutelsat redeploy satellite to secure UK satellite TV coverage
Eutelsat have confirmed that they are redeploying a satellite to secure future coverage of channels at the orbital position of 28.5 degrees East.
Over the past few weeks, services on the existing Eutelsat 28A satellite have been suffering from bouts of low power. Services on the affected satellite include the Freesat EPG and Sky Box Office plus CNBC, Al Jazeera, Universal Channel, CBS Drama and True Movies. This has resulted in lower than normal signal strengths for these services and even picture break up for some viewers.
Can you see sky wanting to put up with a second hand service ...is there anychance of EUTELSAT doing a DEAL with SES and walking away from 28e ....
ON my signal meter other day TRUE MOVIES etc were much higher peaks here in tenerife