Eutelsat 36e Sub-Sahara African beam who is receiving this in the uk

11785H 27500 is now FTA.....
 
SuperSport Hd 3 Launched today 11919 V 27500.
 
lewishamse said:
we know that now MCA Africa beam is focused on Africa ...
But our point is - why has MCA 'diverted' Africa away from the rest of the world? surely there are many people in Europe etc who would benefit from the beam...sub-saharan Africa shouldnt 'forget' that there is market for it (Africa) in Europe and around the world...and one way of letting the world know is via satellite tv...its time Africa wakes up... Lewisham


Same reason SKY and others have diverted Europe from Africa.
To borrow your phrase I paraphrase as follows:
"surely there are many people in AFRICA etc who would benefit from the beam (in this case European beams) Europe shouldnt 'forget' that there is market for it (European channels) in AFRICA and around the world...and one way of letting the world know is via satellite tv...its time Europe wakes up..."
There is a reason why these beams are called "FRINGE". Over here in Africa there are many who would be glad to receive channels on Astras, Hotbirds, Eurobirds and others but cannot because the beams are meant for privilaged Europe. I know of some FTA enthusiasts aspecially in NIGERIA who have built some extraordinarilly large dishes (5m and above) to receive the so called European satellites with successful results. Bigger dishes, more efficient LNB's and good receivers with sensitive tuners are some of the tools we use to conquer fringe satellite signals. Do the same.
 
It is NOTHING to do with the satellite operators - you are blaming the wrong people.

You should be blaming the tv companies. :-rofl2

This explains the situation nicely - it is an answer to a question posted on the SES Astra page on facebook a couple of days ago asking a similar question

Hello Ses astra ,,, Plz We Want Astra 1N to GeT to Middle East . We Have hot,eutel,intelsat but we dont have astra .plz let us have astra.......

Hi, we saw the recent activity on the site and would like to give you feedback. We highly appreciate your large interest in our satellites and the channels distributed via ASTRA. Your engagement on this site is great. Of course we would like everyone to receive as many programs as possible out of the really huge number we broadcast. We expand our services and our satellite fleet, we invest into new regions that we cover like Africa or the Middle East. But the geographic reach of each service, the region in which it can be received, is not our decision but the decision of our customers. When a TV channel has bought program rights for Europe only, it cannot send in North America, for example. We can manage the reach through using certain satellites or beams and through encrypting signals and making boxes available only in certain markets. As a service company for our customers, we cannot just spread signals beyond, even if we would receive thousand petitions. ;-) These are business decisions of the broadcasters who use our services.
 
lewishamse said:
we know that now MCA Africa beam is focused on Africa ...

But our point is - why has MCA 'diverted' Africa away from the rest of the world? surely there are many people in Europe etc who would benefit from the beam...sub-saharan Africa shouldnt 'forget' that there is market for it (Africa) in Europe and around the world...and one way of letting the world know is via satellite tv...its time Africa wakes up...

Lewisham
Same reason SKY and others have diverted Europe from Africa. To borrow your phrase I paraphrase as follows: "surely there are many people in AFRICA etc who would benefit from the beam (in this case European beams) Europe shouldnt 'forget' that there is market for it (European channels) in AFRICA and around the world...and one way of letting the world know is via satellite tv...its time Europe wakes up..." There is a reason why these beams are called "FRINGE". Over here in Africa there are many who would be glad to receive channels on Astras, Hotbirds, Eurobirds and others but cannot because the beams are meant for privilaged Europe. I know of some FTA enthusiasts aspecially in NIGERIA who have built some extraordinarilly large dishes (5m and above) to receive the so called European satellites with successful results. Bigger dishes, more efficient LNB's and good receivers with sensitive tuners are some of the tools we use to conquer fringe satellite signals. Do the same.
 
ugasat said:
Same reason SKY and others have diverted Europe from Africa. To borrow your phrase I paraphrase as follows: "surely there are many people in AFRICA etc who would benefit from the beam (in this case European beams) Europe shouldnt 'forget' that there is market for it (European channels) in AFRICA and around the world...and one way of letting the world know is via satellite tv...its time Europe wakes up..." There is a reason why these beams are called "FRINGE". Over here in Africa there are many who would be glad to receive channels on Astras, Hotbirds, Eurobirds and others but cannot because the beams are meant for privilaged Europe. I know of some FTA enthusiasts aspecially in NIGERIA who have built some extraordinarilly large dishes (5m and above) to receive the so called European satellites with successful results. Bigger dishes, more efficient LNB's and good receivers with sensitive tuners are some of the tools we use to conquer fringe satellite signals. Do the same.

Same thing we do in india to get European sats
 
its an easy catch in the uk!! ok on 1.8m no need for a 5m dish...the problem is opening the bugger!
 
terriers said:
its an easy catch in the uk!! ok on 1.8m no need for a 5m dish...the problem is opening the bugger!

Our suspicion may be good. For Europe to catch our beam it's on 1.5- 1.8m dish. Here we need 4-5m to catch the European beam. Isn't that a discrimination? I've been thinking about the Multichoice spillover in Europe. I think it is deliberate. There will be more cards sold outside the expected coverage zone. There is more money to take from Europeans than from us here. Think about it....
 
Well it came this morning i only had to pay the p+p,just need to find an South African address to get it activated.
 

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John, did you ever get it activated?

What's the minimum dish size required for DSTV in Bristol area? Don't need it 24/7, would just like a glimpse.
 
I did get it activated for three months June,July,and August.Supersport 1,2,3 were good sports channels,and also m-net movies were good too.I was using my 2.4m dish and was getting around,90%-95% signal on 12245 h the receiver is back in it`s box now.
 
I only took a three month sub for dstv,and my 2.4m dish is on 9 east for Saorsat Ka Band.
 
Hi John can you tell me where you got the box from and the subsription prices thanks
 
cocker80 said:
Picking up a picture on 12034v using a 1m dish in the midlands :)

nice to know mate.im in stoke going try later with the channel master
 
I got the box from a friend in South Africa,and it cost me about £85 for a three month sub.
 
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john was it hard to find that bird as im having a bit of bother in alligning it up
 
Djskutz said:
john was it hard to find that bird as im having a bit of bother in alligning it up

Line up on the European beams - they are reasonably easy. Then tweak it
 
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