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Do factory setting on Your stb,reinstall, and then blind scan. i did it and got sound clear.
 
Kibukila said:
The same on my side tried rescanning the tp and it disappeared totally.
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Yeah Kass tv started and now Ntv not long enough all 'll be gone. How about CITIZEN TV ON C BAND, IS IT SIGNAL STABLE?
 
For those of us with the advanced Satellite finders like the Satlink, can they rent out the finder within
Nairobi and at what price?
 
Can some one tel mi d satelite where i can indian mux FTA its urgent plz.
 
mtuko2 plz c band or ku nd how many ndian channels(zee tv available).
 
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Mgjd said:
Yeah Kass tv started and now Ntv not long enough all 'll be gone. How about CITIZEN TV ON C BAND, IS IT SIGNAL STABLE?
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citizen is very stable ......it only cracks on end when I remove my filter on a 1800mm dish
 
StarSat, formerly TopTV, hopes to have over 100 channels on air by 1 January 2014, parent company On Digital Media (ODM) said in a press statement on Tuesday, 19 November 2013.
The announcement formed part of a press release about the re-launch of TopTV as StarSat, which ODM revealed at the end of October.
ODM said at the time that the new StarSat bouquets would be available from 1 December 2013.
According to the pay TV satellite operator, it decided to whittle the 7 packages previously available on TopTV down to 4.
StarSat launch bouquets advertisement
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However, it revealed in advertisements placed in the Sunday papers and in the recently issued press release that it would launch with 5 bouquets:


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[TD]Bouquets[/TD]
[TD]Price (monthly)[/TD]
[TD]Video channels[/TD]
[TD]Audio channels[/TD]
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[TD]StarSat Special[/TD]
[TD]R99[/TD]
[TD]47[/TD]
[TD]25[/TD]
[/TR]
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[TD]StarSat Smart[/TD]
[TD]R149[/TD]
[TD]67[/TD]
[TD]25[/TD]
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[TD]StarSat Super[/TD]
[TD]R199[/TD]
[TD]81[/TD]
[TD]25[/TD]
[/TR]
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[TD]StarSat Indian (also available as add-on)[/TD]
[TD]R99[/TD]
[TD]9[/TD]
[TD]0[/TD]
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[TR]
[TD]StarSat Chinese (also available as add-on)[/TD]
[TD]R149[/TD]
[TD]17[/TD]
[TD]0[/TD]
[/TR]
[/TABLE]
StarSat said that it would sell a decoder capable of receiving high-definition (HD) for R599, including dish and installation. The decoder alone would cost R399, StarSat said.
 
New transponders are firing up on Yahsat 1A offering more to the Middle East.

The new frequencies are all on Yahsat 1A East footprint.

Am using a 2.4 meter offset dish in Limuru, Kenya to get the East Beam Tp's.



Snap shot of some of the new channels on Yahsat 1A East Beam>>>










































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Good Afternoon ruffcast,

I am using a 1.6 meter offset dish plus samson twin ku lnb but to get all the tp,s of Digitruk, i use the 2.4 offset.

With a 1.2 offset i can get the 3 lower frequencies on Eutelsat 7 East A Europe B footprint ( 10721 H & 10721 V & 10762 V)

Haven't tried out the Inverto Prime focus ku lnb yet.


Try your offset dish to see if you can get the said frequencies on the Europe B footprint
 
abu i-man said:
Thanks for your detailed insight into the operations of both decoders bwana Kungu! So should we always choose step 1 1MHz when running a blindscan on 4922a?
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Good Afternoon abu i-man,

I mainly use step 4 for blind-scan on Strong 4922 HD but when it comes to frequencies with low symbol rate, i prefer to use Step 1 1Msps

One example of satellite with low Symbol Rate on frequencies is Amos 5 C-band which has a number of channels under 2000 SR.

Step 1 blind-scan takes the longest but finds more transponders especially with low symbol rate (SR)

After reviewing Strong Srt 4922 versus Srt 4950H, the retail price of Srt 4922 HD shot up from 6000 Ksh to 7000 Ksh in Nairobi.

 
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