Finding Italian TV on Hotbird at 13 East

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Dec 3^rd, 2008 at 6:27pm

hello, need help with some basic stuff,
i am trying to get a signal form hotbird 13 for italian tv i am in surbiton london,

i have a conflict with the tp, the website i vistied said that tp 52 11.766 was the one to take but on my menu
11.766 shows up as tp 49? does anyone know which one is correct,

also on m LNB there are some degree markings 0-30 left and right, i am supposed to have this set at a particular angle?

any help will be greatly apprieciated,

peter

Dec 3^rd, 2008 at 6:48pm

Have a look here https://www.lyngsat.com/hotbird.html and pick the program name you want.

To program your satellite TV receiver you need the polarisation name (Vertical or Horizontal), the frequency and symbol rate. The transponder number should be of no consequence.

Use this page dish pointing uk to work out your polarisation angle, then add 3.5 deg. (e.g. -10 +3.5 = -6.5 )

Set the LNB to nominal and then adjust it anticlockwise, as viewed facing towards the satellite since the polarisation adjustment angle required is negative ( e.g -6.5 ).

Some satellite TV receivers have an auto scan feature and will look at all frequencies and both polarisations and record all the carriers and details of the several TV and audio programs on each carrier. This may take 30 minutes or so.

Best regards, Eric.

Dec 3^rd, 2008 at 7:02pm

hi eric, thanks for that, got the polarization all sorted however after visiting lyngsat is says:

11766 V
tp 52 RAI DVB 27500-2/3 318-5200
Europe T Viererbe
081006

Rai Uno 3401 512 650 I
Rai Due 3402 513 651 I
Rai Tre 3403 514 652 I
Rai Med 3404 515 653 I
Rai Edu 2 3406 518 656 I

etc which is great but my menu says 11766 v tp 49 does this matter? am i looking for the correct tp or 11766, many thanks,

pete

Dec 3^rd, 2008 at 7:08pm

Make sure the receiver is looking for the correct frequency. It should lock up and show 27500 symbol rate. It will give you a text listing of all the TV and audio channels on that carrier.

The transponder numbering may be some old programming in the receiver - not important.

Best regards, Eric.

Dec 3^rd, 2008 at 7:21pm

cool, got it,

thanks!

Email me:eric@satsig.net

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