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With a dish that size and beauty, you don't need to hunt for channels.
Just leave it on the ground and all impossible channels will just find their way to it.
No need for elevating and swinging the dish or tuning and tweaking the LNB. LOL !!!!!!!

Will try to throw it on the ground and experiment
 
C: a1star.selfip.net 20810 test44 r9v3h8 here's another test for today enjoy guys. PM if interested in your own account.
 
guyz pliz tell me if it is possible to nab the kenyan channels on a 6ft dish and srt 4922 receiver @ intellsat 904 60 degees east. my location- kajiado. I hv tried but in vain
 
guyz pliz tell me if it is possible to nab the kenyan channels on a 6ft dish and srt 4922 receiver @ intellsat 904 60 degees east. my location- kajiado. I hv tried but in vain

members who tried this bird stated that it is only possible with 2.4m (8ft) prime focus and above. so pliz don't waste your time and energy.
 
And now here comes SRT 4935 from STRONG TECHNOLOGIES. Looks like SRT 4922 re-badged.
 

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Soon to be launched in kenya bamba tv claiming to offer kenyan tv stations free for life plus over 50 international channels anybody with info?
 
People, Zuku has come to Zambia and I want to buy a decoder. I once watched the channels for a week when they were open those days when they were on NSS 12 and I liked them very much. But on this forum from my East African friends I don't hear anything good about ZUKU, only how bad they are but no specifics given. I want to know, what exactly is bad with ZUKU? and secondly is there a channel on ZUKU that shows Nigerian movies? Madam asked about that when I shared my plan. Kindly advise.
 
UBC spins off
Signet for
Uganda's DTT
distribution
| 18
December 2014
Uganda Broadcasting
Corporation (UBC) has
launched an affiliated body,
Signet, to spearhead
distribution of digital
terrestrial television (DTT)
signals across the country.
UBC board approval of
Signet's formation came in
November after protests from
media operators against
signal distribution staying
solely in the hands of the
national broadcaster.
Headed by Eng. Sam Batanda,
Signet will be based in the
Kampala suburb of Bugolobi.
Uganda still has a long way to
go to meet the ITU's global
deadline for digital migration
in June 2015. Frequency
coordination has now been
conducted with neighbours
Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, DRC
and South Sudan, according
to reports, and one digital
terrestrial transmission site
has been set up and
switched on at Kololo –
covering Kampala and the
surrounding area.
By April 2015, 17 other DTT
transmission sites will be set
up by the government to
cover the whole of Uganda,
says Signet, though many
remain skeptical that this
deadline can be met.
MultiChoice Uganda, which
claims to have invested over
US$20million to set up 13
transmission sites across the
country, has renewed calls on
the government to open up
DTT signal distribution in
Uganda to the private sector.

Source: Rapid Tv News
 
Soon to be launched in kenya bamba tv claiming to offer kenyan tv stations free for life plus over 50 international channels anybody with info?
I am getting it on DVB-T2 STB. They are on test basis. So far I can only get two Kenyan channels, Ki*s TV HD and Ka*s TV. All the other channels seem foreign. A search on this TV company returns a station in Lithuania.

Here are some snapshots of the stations on DVB-T2
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while checking i saw Srt 4672 seems we have 3 new different models.
What is interesting is that unlike all the others, the 4672 is an SD. I wonder what the manufacturer had in mind to release an SD receiver in December 2014. Market segmentation perhaps?
 
Satmates,
Am I able to nab Nilesat (7W) with a 90cm offset dish in Nairobi?
 
while checking i saw Srt 4672 seems we have 3 new different models.

The new SRT 4672 is the non-HD version of SRT 4922 without the HDMI output, but it is Mpeg 4 compliant.
The Chinkos are going to have a field day copying these models.
 

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