African Satellite World and Sat Gear
African Satellite World and Sat Gear
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Kijana One
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- May 6, 2014
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New Cn* on 12226 H Nilesat 7w
Hi Asas family. Hoping your new year turns out the way you wish it to be.
My plea still stands to any member who is in a position to acquire the OpenviewHD decoder. I would be very interested in getting in touch with you since I very much require the same. Peace.
My plea still stands to any member who is in a position to acquire the OpenviewHD decoder. I would be very interested in getting in touch with you since I very much require the same. Peace.
kungu1
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- Jul 23, 2012
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…Though even thinking on the subject of time may prove discomforting, it is not a bad idea—especially at the beginning of a new year.
As we look into <year> we look at a block of time. We see 12 months, 52 weeks, 365 days, 8,760 hours, 525,600 minutes, 31,536,000 seconds. And all is a gift from God. We have done nothing to deserve it, earn it, or purchased it. Like the air we breathe, time comes to us as a part of life.
The gift of time is not ours alone. It is given equally to each person. Rich and poor, educated and ignorant, strong and weak—every man, woman and child has the same twenty-four hours every day.
Another important thing about time is that you cannot stop it. There is no way to slow it down, turn it off, or adjust it. Time marches on.
And you cannot bring back time. Once it is gone, it is gone. Yesterday is lost forever. If yesterday is lost, tomorrow is uncertain. We may look ahead at a full year’s block of time, but we really have no guarantee that we will experience any of it.
Obviously, time is one of our most precious possessions. We can waste it. We can worry over it. We can spend it on ourselves. Or, as good stewards, we can invest it in the kingdom of God.
The new year is full of time. As the seconds tick away, will you be tossing time out the window, or will you make every minute count?
Blessings in the New Year
As we look into <year> we look at a block of time. We see 12 months, 52 weeks, 365 days, 8,760 hours, 525,600 minutes, 31,536,000 seconds. And all is a gift from God. We have done nothing to deserve it, earn it, or purchased it. Like the air we breathe, time comes to us as a part of life.
The gift of time is not ours alone. It is given equally to each person. Rich and poor, educated and ignorant, strong and weak—every man, woman and child has the same twenty-four hours every day.
Another important thing about time is that you cannot stop it. There is no way to slow it down, turn it off, or adjust it. Time marches on.
And you cannot bring back time. Once it is gone, it is gone. Yesterday is lost forever. If yesterday is lost, tomorrow is uncertain. We may look ahead at a full year’s block of time, but we really have no guarantee that we will experience any of it.
Obviously, time is one of our most precious possessions. We can waste it. We can worry over it. We can spend it on ourselves. Or, as good stewards, we can invest it in the kingdom of God.
The new year is full of time. As the seconds tick away, will you be tossing time out the window, or will you make every minute count?
Blessings in the New Year
mah-mah123
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- Apr 8, 2013
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Guys,
I'm not getting the jazeera channels on 10971v
It's red!
I'm not getting the jazeera channels on 10971v
It's red!
Ish-Nyeim
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- May 14, 2015
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kalemiresula
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- Jul 28, 2013
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The Congolese channels have been eaten by the wolves except the ones on Rascom C/band 3986 H 13555. Good hunting
kalemiresula
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- Jul 28, 2013
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Mzee Kungu has displayed time as it is and it is now for us to make it there. My humble advice is, let us forget and forgive the bad things that crossed between us. Lets pay what we owe between us. Lets invite back the Gurus who left and left some of us half baked. Lets hope the best from all of us.
AMIIN
AMIIN
nahdy
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- Jun 13, 2014
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lenad. u r very far. abs3 is on the ses5 n amos side I.E west.
nahdy
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- Jun 13, 2014
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turn to amos n ses5 location I.E west
lenadlm
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- Jan 28, 2015
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Hi nahdy, I'm at Amos 5 location 17e I want to move my 90cm to 3w
GIDEN
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- Apr 19, 2015
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Enter tp 11150V45000 lower your dish towards Nilesat position past Zuku then lower till you hit green. Play around 42-45degree mark on your dish. Then maximise
Gich
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- Sep 17, 2014
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Still going strong. New year gift/bonus perhaps?
I saw the writings on the bottom of the screen, all I could read was the date. Asked an Arabic friend who translated the writings to mean.
"Dear customer, this free entertainment package will be ended by 31\12\2015"
Seems I was just being paranoid especially after disappearing acts of 1st November 2015.
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Gich
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- Sep 17, 2014
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Not far. He's on the "malysiad" Amos i.e. westward, so all he need is to start moving down towards 7w. It's very close to 7w. He will take less than 5 mins to get it since the signal is all over us.
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