TataSky's Satelllite Migration News & Updates

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shiwesh said:
So even before first realignment happens...almost all the channels of that person's segment of interest will be already on the new satellites and it should be possible for our experts to track...right?

not just that person's segment but from as DDF member's saying all channels of inset we be there. our experts are already triggered with there ammo. when ever they will find first channel we may have it within 24 hours that asiasat is ready to be welcomed in tatasky family.
 
About as7&8 from AS website:*19 days left*

AsiaSat 7

Commitment to Quality, Reliability and Uninterrupted Services

AsiaSat 7 was launched by ILS Proton Breeze M vehicle from Baikonur, Kazakhstan on 26 November 2011. It is designed as a replacement satellite for AsiaSat 3S at the orbital location of 105.5 degrees East. AsiaSat 7 is a Space Systems/Loral 1300 series satellite, with a design life of 15 years. It carries 28 C-band and 17 Ku-band transponders, and a Ka-band payload. With its region-wide C-band footprint covering Asia, the Middle East, Australasia and Central Asia, and high-power Ku beams serving East Asia and South Asia, and a steerable Ku beam optimised over Australia, AsiaSat 7 supports a broad range of applications including TV broadcast and VSAT networks across the region.












Satellite Information
Launch Date : 26 November 2011
Model : 1300 Series by Space Systems/Loral
Nominal Orbital Location : 105.5°E

Communications Payload
C-band
Coverage : Asia, Middle East, Central Asia and Australasia
Number of Transponders : 28 (linearised)
Transponder Bandwidth : 36 MHz
TWTA Size : 65 watts
Ku-band
Coverage : 3 beams: East Asia beam, South Asia beam and one steerable beam
Number of Transponders : 17(fixed gain linearised or with automatic gain control (AGC))
Transponder Bandwidth : 54 MHz
TWTA Size : 150 watts
Ka-band
Coverage : Regional beam



AsiaSat 8

The most powerful among AsiaSat satellites with multiple Ku beams

AsiaSat 8 is designed to be co-located with AsiaSat 7 at the orbital location of 105.5 degrees East. This new satellite is a Space Systems/Loral 1300 series satellite is equipped with 24 Ku-band transponders and a Ka-band payload. Co-locating with AsiaSat 7, Asia’s most established satellite platform for Middle Eastern, European, Asian and international programming, AsiaSat 8 provides exceptional power and additional Ku beam coverage with inter-beam switching capability for services including DTH television, private networks and broadband services. AsiaSat 8 is the most powerful member of AsiaSat’s fleet, with a payload power of about 8,500 watts.








Satellite Information
Launch Date : 5 August 2014
Model : 1300 Series by Space Systems/Loral
Nominal Orbital Location : 105.5°E

Communications Payload
Ku-band
Number of Transponders : 24 Ku band
Transponder Bandwidth : 54 MHz
Coverage :
4 beams : China beam, India beam, Middle East beam and South East Asia beam

TWTA Size : 210 watts
Ka-band
Coverage : Regional beam
 
I have set 90cm dish between 100.5* and 108.2*. and trying to get signal

failed ..:sp
 
dinesh bro he is not saying anything directly but indirectly he already said so much just read well and try to understand well.

no update before 27th february means in February there will be no satellite migration and may be only at 27th february or post that within one or 2 day there will be any update. as my isp said they soon going to start and received letter from tatasky that at any time they(tatasky) may start process with few customer in month as target. in next update what only left for us to hear from athiram is that tatasky started migration.
 
uthamsangeeth said:
I have set 90cm dish between 100.5* and 108.2*. and trying to get signal

failed ..:sp

utham dear this way you will 100% fail every time as if you are using tatasky set top box then tatasky encrypts all channel so you will never get any channels unless tatasky itself adds from there.

the other case happens to be FTA Set top box. in fta stb you can blind scan every channel but in that to any single tp needs to be in active condition by tatasky then only you will get results.
 
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