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Reply With QuoteThe Taiwan channel is located at 11.811-H-20.000
The "Taiwan" channel is now available on G3 too (normally on IA5).
The Taiwan channel is located at 11.811-H-20.000
Is it called "Taiwan" channel or some other name? How many channels? I haven't checked that yet.
is it the same channel that is on IA5?Originally Posted by William Eng
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Yes Rainman. It is broadcast over both satellites now. However, there is scrolling chinese that says that they will switch over in May.
I call it "Taiwan" channel because it's logo is "Taiwan" overlying the outline of the Taiwan island in the upper corner. It is just one channel which broadcasts mainly cooking shows. There is also a variety of comedy, musicals, soap opera dramas too. There's no religious stuff, and scant news. It's an excellent channel for those who want to try cooking up new chinese dishes
Last edited by Sadoun; 04-26-2007 at 03:36 AM.
thanks we will try to get it scanned in tonight.
Excellent. Sine I like Chinese food, specially dum sum, this maybe a channel I will have to watch.I call it "Taiwan" channel because it's logo is "Taiwan" overlying the outline of the Taiwan island in the upper corner. It is just one channel which broadcasts mainly cooking shows. There is also a variety of comedy, musicals, soap opera dramas too. There's no religious stuff, and scant news. It's an excellent channel for those who want to try cooking up new chinese dishes
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Has Lyngsat been updated with this "new" channel?
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Lyngsat calls this channel "MAC", but it is NOT yet updated on the G3C list. For those with motors, this is no biggie since you can catch MAC on IA5 and SatMex6. However, if you have a stationary setup, then rescan to pick up an extra FREE TO AIR channel
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