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bat said:
Monkey is it posible 2 get badr26 with 120 cm offset dish here in mombasa. Plz advice d house coz we are after irib thanx
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irib package is not recievable in Kenya, but you can recieve other packages try and let us know.
 
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RankSat said:
Photo as well as specifics of location, dish size, LNB type na kadhalika. We have lots of new members coming in who will greatly appreciate it. Thanks in advance.
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here they are
location dadaab kenya
dish size 1.8prime focus
lnb ordinary eurostar p800
 

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Monkey irib is recievable in kenya depends on d dish size an d satelite. I once nail irib in mombasa some month back with 120cm ofset dish on chainasat 87.5e, an after they left chainasat i changed d position of d dish .
 
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Hi Kungu, many thanks for this good post.. much appreciated. I note that you are getting very good signal quality and strengths. What Lnb and dish size are you using? I am still having alot of difficulty locking on to the digiturk package on Eutelsat 7A at 7.0°E . I bought a Fuji Stargold and it didn't help, I tried a Sanstech fuji, it didn't help either.. now considering purchasing a Inverto Black Ultra for use on my 1.8m prime focus. Whats your advice?

 
bat said:
Monkey irib is recievable in kenya depends on d dish size an d satelite. I once nail irib in mombasa some month back with 120cm ofset dish on chainasat 87.5e, an after they left chainasat i changed d position of d dish .
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I'm talking about those in Barr 4,5,6 at 26°E
 
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Eutelsat and Azam Media have signed a long-term contract for capacity on the Eutelsat 7A satellite.

Azam Media will use 108 MHz of capacity connected to the satellite’s African footprint as the platform to broadcast its new TV venture, AzamTV, into sub-Saharan Africa, starting in East Africa, from its base in Tanzania.

Azam Media is in the final stages of preparation to launch AzamTV, a platform of over 55 African and international channels for a monthly subscription of the local equivalent of $8.

The platform will include three home-grown channels, Azam One, Azam Two and Sinema Zetu (films in Kiswahili). It will also broadcast live and recorded Tanzania Premier League matches and carry the top free-to-air channels in each of the countries it covers.
From its target home market in Tanzania, the platform will be commercialized rapidly across East Africa before being extended across sub-Saharan Africa.

AzamTV will be compressed in MPEG4 and uplinked by Eutelsat to the Eutelsat 7A satellite from its Cagliari teleport in Sardinia. In addition to capacity and uplink services, Eutelsat has developed a training programme for installers called ‘Satëlite’ to ensure that subscribers to AzamTV receive the best service for the installation of their DTH equipment.
Over the last two weeks of October the ‘Satëlite’ team successfully trained over 500 installers from across Tanzania.

Commenting on the launch, Rhys Torrington, CEO of Azam Media, said: “The arrival of AzamTV as a trans-continental pay-TV platform finally marks the availability of affordable and high-quality digital channels for viewers in Tanzania and way beyond.
With the footprint and the services provided by Eutelsat we benefit from a solid platform and unrivaled DTH experience that will help transform into reality our vision of delivering exceptional entertainment at a great price into ordinary TV homes across the region.”

Jean-François Leprince-Ringuet, Eutelsat’s CCO, added: “We are delighted to forge this new relationship with a leading Tanzanian company poised to accelerate East Africa’s transition to digital and offer viewers the dual benefits of increased choice and exceptional signal quality.
The African footprint and power of Eutelsat 7A combined with our knowledge of building audience reach and installer training will support this exciting new venture in Africa’s dynamic broadcasting market.”

Azam Media belongs to Bakhresa Group, one of the leading industrial houses in Tanzania.
 
I saw this update on the charts .. seems like competition of getting hot in TZ. with Azam joining Ting. But I wonder why according to lyngsat Azam TV is broadcasting on European C beam



 
ruffcast u can get all azam channels on eutelsat w3a tho d channels are scrambled only 3 channels out of 42 are fta nickelodeon, bien sport promo nd info channel, 42 channels with 90cm dish location mombasa.
 
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I am selling a Brand New Humax IR3000 HD decoder. JSC and ADtv lovers can PM me for more details.
 
WillieYNWA said:
I am selling a Brand New Humax IR3000 HD decoder. JSC and ADtv lovers can PM me for more details.
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When the deal is too good think twice. Never send your money to strangers in this forum unless u hve verified.
 
 

Hallow Mr.Kungu 1 I fail to edit IRIB VARZESH in my AZSKY G6 receiver help me please.
 
A European space satellite that has
been mapping the Earth’s
gravitational field is set to crash
down to Earth in the coming days,
and it could provide a “real treat”
for space watchers.
But could GOCE (pronounced “GO-
chay”), which is set to make an
“uncontrolled entry” into the
atmosphere, present a risk to
anyone on the ground?
“For the most part, these
uncontrolled re-entries are the
norm,” Space.com’s Tariq Malik told
Yahoo News in a phone interview.
“It’s not so much that we’ve been
lucky to not get hit by one as it is
the planet is so big.”
The European Space Agency does
not know exactly when GOCE, short
for Gravity field and steady-state
Ocean Circulation Explorer, will
crash to Earth, and experts there
don't know exactly where it will
land. But the general consensus is
that it will re-enter Earth’s
atmosphere sometime between
Friday and Monday.
“It’s rather hard to predict where
the spacecraft will re-enter and
impact,” the ESA’s Rune
Floberghagen told the New York
Times. “Concretely our best
engineering prediction is now for a
re-entry on Sunday, with a
possibility for it slipping into early
Monday.”
And if all goes well, people may be
able to watch the satellite safely
enter the atmosphere and explode
into a fireball of smaller fragments.
“The one thing I’m really wondering
about is where the re-entry might
be visible from,” Malik said. “It’s
very instructive to watch this stuff
burn up. From the ground, it’s like
watching a giant fireball. If that
happens, viewers on the ground
could really get a treat.”
So far, the odds have worked out
incredibly well for people on Earth.
No known satellite has ever
impacted a person or destroyed a
significant piece of property.
However, that doesn’t mean space
junk hasn’t come close to civilization
before. In 1979, fragments from the
first U.S. space station SKYLAB
landed in Western Australia , though
no one was hurt in the impact. And
in 2004, NASA’s Genesis satellite
crashed into the desert in Utah
when its parachute failed to deploy
on re-entry. And again, even though
the impact created a crater, no
person or private property was
harmed by the impact.
And it was estimated last year that
ENVISAT, the largest satellite in
history, could pose a 150-year threat
to Earth. Having run out of fuel, no
one knows when the 17,636-pound
satellite will return to Earth and
what kind of impact it might have.
Malik says that within about 24
hours of GOCE’s re-entry observers
should have an accurate estimate of
when it will enter the atmosphere.
Then, within about 12 hours of its
re-entry, scientists will begin to
more closely predict where
fragments from the satellite will
land.
“It will start off as wide as a
continent or an ocean,” Malik said.
“By the end, nearly all of the
possible trajectory lines will have
been eliminated and they’ll have a
good idea of where it’s headed.”
But even though it’s extremely
unlikely that GOCE will pose a risk
upon re-entry, Malik still says any
would-be collectors would be wise to
leave any found debris alone.
“It’s not really wise to touch it, even
though it’s fallen down from space,”
he said. “It was powered by an
engine and you don’t know what
kind of chemicals or residue are in
there.”
 

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lagat said:
When the deal is too good think twice. Never send your money to strangers in this forum unless u hve verified.
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its fortunate some people do not know what has kept this forum going! Not because one has a brand new reciever he wants to sell, but the what one has discovered about fta that would add value to this forum. We know what to buy!
 
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