yes,
i get channel 22 and 28 sometime when the weather is just right.

skymaster

Can you get south bend?

hey everyone skymaster here.

just rescanned my ota system. 13.5 quest tv this is a channel i could never get. Now im receiving it great. watched irt most dangerous roads yesterday. pretty cool.

I also scanned in a channel called start tv also. just thought i wpould post this in case anyone living in indiana can receive channel 13. they are no longer 4 channels now, but 5.This tv channel is out of indianapolis.

skymaster

thanks,  i will be working on it.i will let you know how i do in a couple of days.

I am using an 80cm dish to get it.

Hyper posted the footprint map in this thread: http://legalfreetoair.com/index.php?topic=50558.0

I am in Southwestern Ontario so you can see what strength beam I get.

It is not a strong signal I get, but is robust (can lose quite a bit before it disappears, during rain fade, not much different from other, stronger, signals I get) and is very stable (little fluctuation from day to day, hour to hour, etc.).

A larger dish would be preferable, but that is all I have. It did take quite a while to lock it in, especially since there aren't many satellites in that area to determine where you are! I was just about ready to put on a circular LNB for 61.5w to establish an eastern limit, but then finally locked it in.

i haven't post a long time, anyway morning folks and happy veteran day.keith 65w ku,what size dish you are using? i can 87w ku but forder east i cannot get that sat.that would be great if i can get that sat thanks.

They have (finally!) added some channels to the 11304 H 30000 (TV Marti) mux,

Both are HEVC (H.265):

NCN Guyana
TLC Guyana

Hopefully, they will add some more channels!

ACE is gone now. 

Got a type somewhere, Sathint lists 4180(H)30000. Not 3000.

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Tip #1:    TitanTV provides you with a schedule for a total of 15 days of programming: the previous day, the current day and the upcoming 13 days.

Tip #2:    Options on the Site Preferences page allows you to control many of the "look and feel" aspects of the schedule. These include the grid's starting time, number of hours to display in the grid, time zone, font size, grid color schemes and more.

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Tip #12:    The Advanced Menu under the MORE button above the grid expands to allow you to temporarily filter the grid to only display movies, HDTV programs, your Favorite programs or a specific genre in the grid.

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Tip #32:    Creating a Free TitanTV membership allows you to access the customized lineups in your account on any computer anywhere, as well as on handheld devices.

Tip #33:    Each program's Details box contains icons for creating reminder and Calendar entries, selecting it as a Favorite, and controlling PVR (Personal Video Recorder) functions. Click a program's cell in the grid to access its Details box.

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