African Satellite World and Sat Gear

Anyone can help me latest powervu software for Gfretek hd receiver.
 
I tried Asiasat 5 with my 1.8m pf and got encouraging results... the signal quality for the strongest tp was 49%, the part of the roof of my house was blocking full view of western skies. The adjustable arm was also a problem. I am back to the workshop. Note that I am in the Northen emisphere.
 

He he, a 3.5m BUD!!! Quite some investment that would be.....
 
thanx Qimeu
 
KTN will be airing live 6pm. match on Saturday.This Saturday they will start with Liverpool vs Sunderland.
 
Al Jazeera English HD (news) on Eutelsat 8 west B frequency 12520 H DVB-S2 8psk SR 27500 and also on Eutelsat 25B frequency 11046 H DVB-S2 8psk SR 27500
 
Outernet



About 4.4 billion people around the world don't have internet access. Syed Karim and his Chicago-based startup Outernet want to change that -- by broadcasting free web content, worldwide, using satellites and radio waves.

"We liken it to a public library in space," says Syed, 38.

Connecting to the internet via satellite is prohibitively expensive, so Outernet uses datacasting -- think radio, but with web pages. Outernet's satellites broadcast data; as they pass overhead, a $99 (currently on sale @ $79) receiver downloads and converts the data into cached web pages, audio or video.


The receiver requires no additional software and is compatible with all browser types

"It's not that different from short-wave radio," Syed says. Outernet's curated broadcasts include Wikipedia pages, ebooks and maps, along with regularly updated content such as news -- once it has been downloaded, this material can be shared locally over Wi-Fi. Users use SMS to request new content for the satellites' next pass. "We're seeing strong demand for healthcare information in remote areas and educational materials," says Syed.

An American born to parents from Bangladesh, Karim was inspired by his father, who grew up in rural India.

"He would get one book a year. But he wanted any access to information he could find, so he built a short-wave radio," he says. Founded in 2014, with funding from theMedia Development Investment Fund, Outernet has run successful trials in sub-Saharan Africa and already broadcasts 1GB daily worldwide from seven satellites. It will soon begin launching its own nanosatellites to improve coverage.

"We plan to be delivering 10GB daily everywhere in the world by the end of next year," says Syed. In January 2015, it raised $673,203 on Indiegogo to create Lantern, a compact solar-powered receiver that doesn't require a dish.

Although Outernet may never provide true internet access, Karim believes that even simple information will be transformative for disconnected communities.

There's a school in Kenya we've put a dish in. They had a computer, but they had to walk two hours to find a Wi-Fi connection," he says. "With Outernet they can do it in their village."

Outernet is available in sub saharan Africa via Intelsat 20

Intelsat IS-20


Position 68.5°E
Coverage North and West Europe, Sub-saharan Africa
Band Ku
Frequency 12,522 MHz
Symbol Rate 27,500 kbaud
Polarization Vertical
Delivery DVB-S
Modulation QPSK

More info>>>>Outernet Store


 
Al Jazeera English HD (news) on Eutelsat 8 west B frequency 12520 H DVB-S2 8psk SR 27500 and also on Eutelsat 25B frequency 11046 H DVB-S2 8psk SR 27500
These are new developments, we need more channels in HD. They are more appealing to watch.
 
Al Jazeera English HD (news) on Eutelsat 8 west B frequency 12520 H DVB-S2 8psk SR 27500 and also on Eutelsat 25B frequency 11046 H DVB-S2 8psk SR 27500
I stumbled upon Al Jazeera New HD on 8W when trying to optimize Al Jazeera America.
 
Is it still on fox that is?
 
Where can I get bein decoder remote (humax type 1 IRHD1000S)
 

That's pretty impressive...did you try the KU southern aisian beam? Plus what's your location? Nyc evening
 
Any goods at that satellite?
 
I will be in Eldoret today, to assist Mwalimus friend in combining IS20 and @APSTAR, ELD here i come.
 
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