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Rankaz13 wrote:nahdy wrote:Rankaz13 wrote:nahdy wrote:@Rankaz13... managed 36e over the weekend, but nothing much of interest there apart from the many dstv $$$..
still continuing trying & exploring.... 36E is one of the strongest beams around. Unfortunately, the only free channels there will be cctv if my memory serves me right. More grease to your elbow pal.  but badr & nilesat is a headache... do you think the small sat finders will help considering my location. I have tried looking for them but in vain. are they available in Nairobi ?. il be on leave from next week and nothing much to do apart from the dish I gave up on the Badr 4/5/6 constellation after about three days of trying. A re-look at the beams on both satbeams.com and satstar.net shows that the beam passes by those sides of Eldoret and Kerio Valley. Nilesat ain't much of a headache for me, 180cm pf brings it in beautifully. Not very sure about the small satfinders, I use a SatLink WS-6918P acquired in 2012. I've often seen them mentioned on jamiiforums though haven't paid attention. am I getting nearer to it?... today I managed ses7 at 20e. I've now realised that nilesat is not almost vertical as earlier adviced..ses7 looks more vertical . am now focusing between ses5 and ses7 hoping it will be hiding somewhere. arnd there..
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nahdy wrote:Rankaz13 wrote:nahdy wrote:Rankaz13 wrote:nahdy wrote:@Rankaz13... managed 36e over the weekend, but nothing much of interest there apart from the many dstv $$$..
still continuing trying & exploring.... 36E is one of the strongest beams around. Unfortunately, the only free channels there will be cctv if my memory serves me right. More grease to your elbow pal. but badr & nilesat is a headache... do you think the small sat finders will help considering my location. I have tried looking for them but in vain. are they available in Nairobi ?. il be on leave from next week and nothing much to do apart from the dish I gave up on the Badr 4/5/6 constellation after about three days of trying. A re-look at the beams on both satbeams.com and satstar.net shows that the beam passes by those sides of Eldoret and Kerio Valley. Nilesat ain't much of a headache for me, 180cm pf brings it in beautifully. Not very sure about the small satfinders, I use a SatLink WS-6918P acquired in 2012. I've often seen them mentioned on jamiiforums though haven't paid attention. am I getting nearer to it?... today I managed ses7 at 20e. I've now realised that nilesat is not almost vertical as earlier adviced..ses7 looks more vertical . am now focusing between ses5 and ses7 hoping it will be hiding somewhere. arnd there.. SES 7 is in the eastern direction while Nilesat is on the western direction. You'll find it 'below' SES 5. By the way, what channels did you find on SES-7? Life is like playing a violin solo in public and learning the instrument as one goes on.
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Rank: Member Joined: 6/29/2006 Posts: 184
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Rankaz13 wrote:nahdy wrote:Rankaz13 wrote:nahdy wrote:Rankaz13 wrote:nahdy wrote:@Rankaz13... managed 36e over the weekend, but nothing much of interest there apart from the many dstv $$$..
still continuing trying & exploring.... 36E is one of the strongest beams around. Unfortunately, the only free channels there will be cctv if my memory serves me right. More grease to your elbow pal. but badr & nilesat is a headache... do you think the small sat finders will help considering my location. I have tried looking for them but in vain. are they available in Nairobi ?. il be on leave from next week and nothing much to do apart from the dish I gave up on the Badr 4/5/6 constellation after about three days of trying. A re-look at the beams on both satbeams.com and satstar.net shows that the beam passes by those sides of Eldoret and Kerio Valley. Nilesat ain't much of a headache for me, 180cm pf brings it in beautifully. Not very sure about the small satfinders, I use a SatLink WS-6918P acquired in 2012. I've often seen them mentioned on jamiiforums though haven't paid attention. am I getting nearer to it?... today I managed ses7 at 20e. I've now realised that nilesat is not almost vertical as earlier adviced..ses7 looks more vertical . am now focusing between ses5 and ses7 hoping it will be hiding somewhere. arnd there.. SES 7 is in the eastern direction while Nilesat is on the western direction. You'll find it 'below' SES 5. By the way, what channels did you find on SES-7? sorry I meant nss7/ses4 at 22w. I bliv azimuth is next to nilesat. nss7 FTA am getting electron TV afrique media i24 vision4 biz24 etc
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nahdy wrote:Rankaz13 wrote:nahdy wrote:Rankaz13 wrote:nahdy wrote:Rankaz13 wrote:nahdy wrote:@Rankaz13... managed 36e over the weekend, but nothing much of interest there apart from the many dstv $$$..
still continuing trying & exploring.... 36E is one of the strongest beams around. Unfortunately, the only free channels there will be cctv if my memory serves me right. More grease to your elbow pal. but badr & nilesat is a headache... do you think the small sat finders will help considering my location. I have tried looking for them but in vain. are they available in Nairobi ?. il be on leave from next week and nothing much to do apart from the dish I gave up on the Badr 4/5/6 constellation after about three days of trying. A re-look at the beams on both satbeams.com and satstar.net shows that the beam passes by those sides of Eldoret and Kerio Valley. Nilesat ain't much of a headache for me, 180cm pf brings it in beautifully. Not very sure about the small satfinders, I use a SatLink WS-6918P acquired in 2012. I've often seen them mentioned on jamiiforums though haven't paid attention. am I getting nearer to it?... today I managed ses7 at 20e. I've now realised that nilesat is not almost vertical as earlier adviced..ses7 looks more vertical . am now focusing between ses5 and ses7 hoping it will be hiding somewhere. arnd there.. SES 7 is in the eastern direction while Nilesat is on the western direction. You'll find it 'below' SES 5. By the way, what channels did you find on SES-7? sorry I meant nss7/ses4 at 22w. I bliv azimuth is next to nilesat. nss7 FTA am getting electron TV afrique media i24 vision4 biz24 etc Your ASAS is getting chronic. Next, you'll order for a "Subbi" 1.8 offset dish from Dar.
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holycow wrote:nahdy wrote:Rankaz13 wrote:nahdy wrote:Rankaz13 wrote:nahdy wrote:Rankaz13 wrote:nahdy wrote:@Rankaz13... managed 36e over the weekend, but nothing much of interest there apart from the many dstv $$$..
still continuing trying & exploring.... 36E is one of the strongest beams around. Unfortunately, the only free channels there will be cctv if my memory serves me right. More grease to your elbow pal. but badr & nilesat is a headache... do you think the small sat finders will help considering my location. I have tried looking for them but in vain. are they available in Nairobi ?. il be on leave from next week and nothing much to do apart from the dish I gave up on the Badr 4/5/6 constellation after about three days of trying. A re-look at the beams on both satbeams.com and satstar.net shows that the beam passes by those sides of Eldoret and Kerio Valley. Nilesat ain't much of a headache for me, 180cm pf brings it in beautifully. Not very sure about the small satfinders, I use a SatLink WS-6918P acquired in 2012. I've often seen them mentioned on jamiiforums though haven't paid attention. am I getting nearer to it?... today I managed ses7 at 20e. I've now realised that nilesat is not almost vertical as earlier adviced..ses7 looks more vertical . am now focusing between ses5 and ses7 hoping it will be hiding somewhere. arnd there.. SES 7 is in the eastern direction while Nilesat is on the western direction. You'll find it 'below' SES 5. By the way, what channels did you find on SES-7? sorry I meant nss7/ses4 at 22w. I bliv azimuth is next to nilesat. nss7 FTA am getting electron TV afrique media i24 vision4 biz24 etc Your ASAS is getting chronic. Next, you'll order for a "Subbi" 1.8 offset dish from Dar. actually I did order one then I thot it will b hectic as it needs lots of work with d arm, support etc
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nahdy wrote:holycow wrote:nahdy wrote:Rankaz13 wrote:nahdy wrote:Rankaz13 wrote:nahdy wrote:Rankaz13 wrote:nahdy wrote:@Rankaz13... managed 36e over the weekend, but nothing much of interest there apart from the many dstv $$$..
still continuing trying & exploring.... 36E is one of the strongest beams around. Unfortunately, the only free channels there will be cctv if my memory serves me right. More grease to your elbow pal. but badr & nilesat is a headache... do you think the small sat finders will help considering my location. I have tried looking for them but in vain. are they available in Nairobi ?. il be on leave from next week and nothing much to do apart from the dish I gave up on the Badr 4/5/6 constellation after about three days of trying. A re-look at the beams on both satbeams.com and satstar.net shows that the beam passes by those sides of Eldoret and Kerio Valley. Nilesat ain't much of a headache for me, 180cm pf brings it in beautifully. Not very sure about the small satfinders, I use a SatLink WS-6918P acquired in 2012. I've often seen them mentioned on jamiiforums though haven't paid attention. am I getting nearer to it?... today I managed ses7 at 20e. I've now realised that nilesat is not almost vertical as earlier adviced..ses7 looks more vertical . am now focusing between ses5 and ses7 hoping it will be hiding somewhere. arnd there.. SES 7 is in the eastern direction while Nilesat is on the western direction. You'll find it 'below' SES 5. By the way, what channels did you find on SES-7? sorry I meant nss7/ses4 at 22w. I bliv azimuth is next to nilesat. nss7 FTA am getting electron TV afrique media i24 vision4 biz24 etc Your ASAS is getting chronic. Next, you'll order for a "Subbi" 1.8 offset dish from Dar. actually I did order one then I thot it will b hectic as it needs lots of work with d arm, support etc  Naona you're right on target to be our new ASAS initiate  . If you live in your own compound/place, just get the 'Subhi' 1.8 offset, guys have already worked out the calculations for you on jamii. I would if I could. You're right, SES-4 is way beyond Nilesat. Life is like playing a violin solo in public and learning the instrument as one goes on.
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Rank: Member Joined: 6/29/2006 Posts: 184
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Rankaz13 wrote:nahdy wrote:holycow wrote:nahdy wrote:Rankaz13 wrote:nahdy wrote:Rankaz13 wrote:nahdy wrote:Rankaz13 wrote:nahdy wrote:@Rankaz13... managed 36e over the weekend, but nothing much of interest there apart from the many dstv $$$..
still continuing trying & exploring.... 36E is one of the strongest beams around. Unfortunately, the only free channels there will be cctv if my memory serves me right. More grease to your elbow pal. but badr & nilesat is a headache... do you think the small sat finders will help considering my location. I have tried looking for them but in vain. are they available in Nairobi ?. il be on leave from next week and nothing much to do apart from the dish I gave up on the Badr 4/5/6 constellation after about three days of trying. A re-look at the beams on both satbeams.com and satstar.net shows that the beam passes by those sides of Eldoret and Kerio Valley. Nilesat ain't much of a headache for me, 180cm pf brings it in beautifully. Not very sure about the small satfinders, I use a SatLink WS-6918P acquired in 2012. I've often seen them mentioned on jamiiforums though haven't paid attention. am I getting nearer to it?... today I managed ses7 at 20e. I've now realised that nilesat is not almost vertical as earlier adviced..ses7 looks more vertical . am now focusing between ses5 and ses7 hoping it will be hiding somewhere. arnd there.. SES 7 is in the eastern direction while Nilesat is on the western direction. You'll find it 'below' SES 5. By the way, what channels did you find on SES-7? sorry I meant nss7/ses4 at 22w. I bliv azimuth is next to nilesat. nss7 FTA am getting electron TV afrique media i24 vision4 biz24 etc Your ASAS is getting chronic. Next, you'll order for a "Subbi" 1.8 offset dish from Dar. actually I did order one then I thot it will b hectic as it needs lots of work with d arm, support etc Naona you're right on target to be our new ASAS initiate . If you live in your own compound/place, just get the 'Subhi' 1.8 offset, guys have already worked out the calculations for you on jamii. I would if I could. You're right, SES-4 is way beyond Nilesat. I might one day. for nilesat I think I've done all possibilities. if it was there I would HV nailed it .
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Rank: Member Joined: 6/29/2006 Posts: 184
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Rankaz13 wrote:nahdy wrote:holycow wrote:nahdy wrote:Rankaz13 wrote:nahdy wrote:Rankaz13 wrote:nahdy wrote:Rankaz13 wrote:nahdy wrote:@Rankaz13... managed 36e over the weekend, but nothing much of interest there apart from the many dstv $$$..
still continuing trying & exploring.... 36E is one of the strongest beams around. Unfortunately, the only free channels there will be cctv if my memory serves me right. More grease to your elbow pal. but badr & nilesat is a headache... do you think the small sat finders will help considering my location. I have tried looking for them but in vain. are they available in Nairobi ?. il be on leave from next week and nothing much to do apart from the dish I gave up on the Badr 4/5/6 constellation after about three days of trying. A re-look at the beams on both satbeams.com and satstar.net shows that the beam passes by those sides of Eldoret and Kerio Valley. Nilesat ain't much of a headache for me, 180cm pf brings it in beautifully. Not very sure about the small satfinders, I use a SatLink WS-6918P acquired in 2012. I've often seen them mentioned on jamiiforums though haven't paid attention. am I getting nearer to it?... today I managed ses7 at 20e. I've now realised that nilesat is not almost vertical as earlier adviced..ses7 looks more vertical . am now focusing between ses5 and ses7 hoping it will be hiding somewhere. arnd there.. SES 7 is in the eastern direction while Nilesat is on the western direction. You'll find it 'below' SES 5. By the way, what channels did you find on SES-7? sorry I meant nss7/ses4 at 22w. I bliv azimuth is next to nilesat. nss7 FTA am getting electron TV afrique media i24 vision4 biz24 etc Your ASAS is getting chronic. Next, you'll order for a "Subbi" 1.8 offset dish from Dar. actually I did order one then I thot it will b hectic as it needs lots of work with d arm, support etc Naona you're right on target to be our new ASAS initiate . If you live in your own compound/place, just get the 'Subhi' 1.8 offset, guys have already worked out the calculations for you on jamii. I would if I could. You're right, SES-4 is way beyond Nilesat.
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Rank: Member Joined: 6/29/2006 Posts: 184
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when I nail nilesat then I will b ready.
this thing is letting me down big time
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Rank: Elder Joined: 5/21/2013 Posts: 2,841 Location: Here
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nahdy wrote:when I nail nilesat then I will b ready.
this thing is letting me down big time Get a spirit level and confirm the surface on which your dish is placed is totally flat. Life is like playing a violin solo in public and learning the instrument as one goes on.
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