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@donlonny
My guess:
Ku band freqs tend to have five digits and the id slot hasfive slots so no need to add a zero. I would imagine you only put the zerobecause c band freqs tend to have only 4 so the first slot is redundant so youput zero in that space.
If I might sneak in another question: When you have backedup the channel list in SRT 4922, and want to restore them after factory set,you get two options:

  1. Default DB
  2. Normal DB
Which option should you choose?
 
thanks cheupec, also someone from another forum told me to enter five digits as they are. never done a channel backup before on my srt 4922, you can take me step by step on how to backup channels and restore.

a request, anyone with working pv keys for bwtv at 57e, kindly inbox me or drop them here.
 
For baking up channel list for 4922, Sir Thege covered this on page 361 of the forum.
 
Hi All. How comes there is very little mention of Hellas 2 @39e in the forum? Can't the channels be accessed like 7e European beam ?
 
Qyasat said:
Hi All. How comes there is very little mention of Hellas 2 @39e in the forum? Can't the channels be accessed like 7e European beam ?
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Do the hunting and tell the forum the outcome. I guess you have the necessary equipment and ASAS spirit.
 

Try this and report back KEY 01: 8EBFA1895DAB13
 
donlonny said:
hello guys, am curious to know what we enter as ident on pv option for ku frequency which mostly have 5 digits. am used to c band frequency of which 0 is entered first followed by frequency.
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You also enter the frequency five digits like that. This is how it is done for BWTV also.
 
Are there active powervu keys for BWTV on NSS 12. Please help.
 
Happy to hear that Nice to meet you brother 😃 What is ASAS ? But you haven't answered my question which box is a better one
 
I am all for keys but still I wish the people who wish to share keys would do it in the private message box or email or whatsapp rather than in the open forum.
 
My journey with her....
I met her this one afternoon. She looked desolate, desperate, dejected, and depleted of any dignity. You could see her tears as she lay there, resigned to her fate at the hands of garbage truck handlers:

I sympathized and took her under my care. I gave her some first aid using soap and water. She started smiling, a smile that could show her potential. However, that also revealed clearly the extent of damage caused at the dump site. She had loose ends, broken arms, dents and dented edges, and had some parts missing:


I tightened the loose edges, straightened the bents, smoothed the dents . I fabricated arms for her, bought her an ESCDT-700 twin lnb. I gave her a much needed face paint and she became radiant, attractive and appealing all over again:

I allowed her to relax and enjoy her newly acquired status and look. After that, I set her on a mission. The first mission was to woo Paks*t which she did with ease. I then set her after Ap7 which again got with ease. IS20 also could not resist her charm! Her next mission is to have her woo two at the same time, which I know she will not disappoint.
Our journey continues...
 
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A bright future lies ahead for you and her.More grease to your elbows.
 
Remarkable work ndugu Gich. I also recovered one, 8 feet from dumpster, repainted it and now runs on Intelsat 20.
 
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I envy her she will make a good bride with ASAS virus deep inside her veins. All the best. By the way am hunting for one to revive.
And on another note what was the Cband she had when you paid her dowry?
 
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