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Various discussions about Vietnamese TV satellites, transponders, frequencies, updates, news, etc.
Day la dien dan mien phi, noi thao luan ve dai truyen hinh Vietnam hien duoc phai mien phi tren satellite, bao gom thong tin cap nhat va thiet bi can thiet


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Old 06-03-2006, 01:23 AM
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Vietnamese channels on 97 & 101

I have a 30" dish and a CoolSat 5000. I'm receiving 97 now. I want to add another LNB to receive 101. Which sat should I point the dish at to get the best signal quality from both? Will strapping the LNB's together be enough to get both or do I need a better way of adjusting the LNB's?
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Old 06-03-2006, 09:29 PM
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why not add a motor and get all the sat's.
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Motor

I have 2 receivers hooked up to that dish. A motor would not work.
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Old 06-03-2006, 09:41 PM
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have you thought of using a toroidal dish. they will receive multi. sat's.
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Yeah, I would love to have one of those but can't afford one at this time.
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Quote:
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I have 2 receivers hooked up to that dish. A motor would not work.
I am planning to upgrade eventually to dual Ku LNB. One output will go through a motor, another will bypass it, making only one receiver to drive a dish. Please, enlighten me, what could be wrong with this setup?
If you don't want a motor, you need a bracket of some sort to hold two LNBs.
Here is what Google brought me after searching for "LNB bracket 97 101":
http://www.satelliteguys.us/archive/...p/t-63807.html
Good luck!
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Vietnamese channels are not on AMC 101 anymore. They have moved to 95C, but they have not show their program yet. There are only 2 radio channels. Viet Radio Hai Ngoai and TNT.


12 thang 12, 2007: VPR va TNT tren Satellite da phat thanh lai
Biet Satellite Galaxy 3C o 95 West: tim do nghieng (Dish Elevation) va huong (Direction) voi zipcode minh dang o:
http://www.sadoun.com/Sat/Installation/Installation.htm

Canh dia xong roi, moi dieu chinh receiver:
VPR/TNT : Frequency 12050; Symbol rate: 20000; Polarization : Horizontal
Trung Quoc Free pg: 11780, Symbol rate :20760; Polarization : Horizontal


For Example: Savannah, VA 31401
Sep 1, 2007: VPTV on Satellite AMC4 is OFF AIR until further notice

Dec 12, 2007: 2 radio channels via satellite Galaxy 3C are ON AIR: VPR & TNT

Scan your receiver:
VPR/TNT : Frequency 12050; Symbol rate: 20000; Polarization : Horizontal
Free Chinese: Frequency 11780, Symbol rate :20760; Polarization : Horizontal
In EUROPE: As of Nov 17, 2007: still ON AIR
Listen to VPR via satellite HotBird3 FREE-TO-AIR (FTA)
Frequency: 12,111.00 Mhz
Polarization: Y (Vertical)
Symbol Rate: 27,500 FEC 3/4
Featuring: only 1 Radio Channel 24/7 in Vietnamese
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