TENERIFEFORUMTV
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- My Satellite Setup
- 19/26/28
1m
- My Location
- TENERIFE (Spain)
what in TENERIFE ??Worse case scenario, you'll have to swing your dishes round to 27.5w.
what in TENERIFE ??Worse case scenario, you'll have to swing your dishes round to 27.5w.
TENERIFE . aint got a dish at 43 so cant do much but wait for BBC radios to go off ....then the panic sets in
WHAT NO EASTENDERS when its 26c and no vat !!!
27.5W is BISS not FTA
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There should be no need to pay any subscription provided you have a decoder that is BISS compatible and can resolve the high SR of 44100. Many do for the SD channels, however if you want the HD channels (BBC HD, ITV1, C4 are only available there in HD) this could be problematic as many receivers do not support the high symbol rate for HD. There is another thread discussing this in detail on this forum.27.5W is BISS not FTA
BBC Entertainment Europe they want 138 quid subs
The SR shouldn't cause problems for modern receivers. Same for the HD bit rate. Though some receivers may have problems with AAC audio. But the real obstacle is descrambling cos all characteristics of BISS are missing. In the SDT all services are signaled as FTA. OF course the streams are scrambled but the receiver "thinks" that they are not. Further there is no CA_ID 0x2600 in the PMT to signal BISS. So it requires an EMU that will use a BISS key though there is no evidence of BISS ;)There should be no need to pay any subscription provided you have a decoder that is BISS compatible and can resolve the high SR of 44100. Many do for the SD channels, however if you want the HD channels (BBC HD, ITV1, C4 are only available there in HD) this could be problematic as many receivers do not support the high symbol rate for HD. There is another thread discussing this in detail on this forum.
Before i was gone to start to work at my office, i was looking for a short receiving spectrum at 43.5°E
Maybe you all saw my spectrum picture yesterday with very heavy signal peaks.
The -dBm level i received this morning was so extremly strong, that i could believe something is wrong in my receiving equipment ;-)
But look yourself:
-9,7 dBm @ 12401V !
it was recorded at 04:15am with clear sky and an outside temperature about 3°C
Wow, that is strong!! Surely that has to be the UK spot, interestingly the plot you posted last night had 12401V and 12460H both at similar levels, there's now a 7dB difference between the two. They must be tinkering with EiRP levels and, I guess, doing spot measurements at various teleports and other places around Europe. I wonder if they have guys dotted around Europe on the ground actively measuring field strengh together with some modelled footprints for it's current location? You'd have thought so as this I guess would be part of normal acceptance testing, no good them just sitting in Bedsdorf looking at their Spectrum Analysers!