African Satellite World and Sat Gear

Hi Giden. For how much are you selling the Pauxis px2000 lnb? ASAS price that is. (sorry I could not do the math from those dollar amounts, shipping , taxes et. al you may have alluded to in Let Love Reign's quote)
 
Just Checking. Why do we have such a large variation in the tp frequencies that a freesat v7 combo throws up on a blind scan compared to what is conventionally known on flysat, lyngsat etc? Case in point, on IS20 the S*n* S*x tp comes out as 3902 V 22222 on an SRT 4922 box (pretty close to the indicated 3900 V 22222 from flysat) , but the combo one indicates 10998 V 22221 (which looks like it should be a ku-band tp!)

I would not have minded much about this were it not for the snag in getting the S*y News tp (4197 v 4000) to dance. Surprisingly, a casual scan on the 4922 delivers it smoothly with key I fed in a long time ago, yet the combo with the latest patch fails. I tried to manually edit the tp in the combo, but it failed to accept it claiming "out of range".

Assistance rendered on this would be greatly appreciated house.
 
Sory if I may have jumped on your train. The only explanation I find to be valid in such experience is that in your V7 Combo you have set your Lnb frequency in Universal setting, this is the KU format not the CBand frequency format, thus giving you the KU freq format which is 9750/10600 or the other with /10700 or 10750 instead of the usual Cband format.

What you have to do is, in your satellite setting where you find lnb frequency change to 5150 that is the normal CBAND format that will give you the exact Cband frequency you see in flysat or lyngsat.
The button to press when you are there are the same with volume or channel change from your remote control.

Hope it is of some help.
 
yes [emoji817]% stable.
 
That LNBF looks so rusty hadi maji imeingia ndani. Hope it will still be useful but I will carry it with me. Thanks though. I am now set to find how I can get an exact same dish from the Kakamega Post Office as five more still lie on the roof unused.
Take 3 and send me one[emoji1] that Vsat lnb alone costs more than 20k new, now its useless.
 
Anyone in the house using prime focus 6 ft with yahsat 52.5 as primary lnb to post a picture and elevation of the dish
make Satbeams.com and satstar.net your friend for elevation,skew and footprint details. using your location you get your exact details.
 
For such we use brake fluid. It is better off than grease as it easily penetrates the rust due to it being highly viscous. Thanks for the heads up though. I appreciate. Viva!!
 
Take 3 and send me one[emoji1] that Vsat lnb alone costs more than 20k new, now its useless.
Let me approach and try convince the Post office management if they will allow me carry away the dishes. Then we can do business bro.
 
For such we use brake fluid. It is better off than grease as it easily penetrates the rust due to it being highly viscous. Thanks for the heads up though. I appreciate. Viva!!
You can even use Salad. Ama mafuta ya alovera
 
How do you know elevation of prime focus dish
Just use experience and common sense. For starters, when the dish is pointing straight up in the Sky while in Nairobi (or Nyeri), it is pointing at about 37 deg East. when you move it towards Mombasa, it increases by about 4 degrees per inch moved on the elevation support.

for azimuth, being in Nyeri, point your dish towards Gathehu or Kangaita


most importantly use a beeper
 
whats good there?
Nothing special mate just some FTA channels bundled by T*NG. at least for me. I have it (parasited) (is that even a word) [emoji38] [emoji38] on my 90 cm dish for Tanzania local channels including kwaya(Choir) or gospel music, NATGEO KIDS, MBC2, NILE SPORT, ALJAZEERA, TBN BBC EMMANUEL TV, cartoon, morning star TV etc ( Like 40 something in total.
Currently FTA.
 
hope they last
 
hope they last
Yeah! They completely disappeared last week for some three days, they came back for like 4 days now with 40 + FTA while some 20 plus encripted.
For me it doesn't matter coz its the F*Re TV (broadcasting Nyimbo za Injili) and the TZ local channels that keep my lnb fixed there.
 
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