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It’s surprising how many C band satellites a 1.8m meter dish can receive in New Zealand.
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Chart of Satellite Information for satellites receivable in New Zealand |
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100.0E |
105.5E |
113E |
115E |
122E |
132E |
134E |
138E |
152E |
156E |
160E |
166E |
169E |
172E |
180E |
177W |
Asia sat 2 |
Asia sat 3S |
Asia sat 4 |
Vinasat 1 |
Optus D2 |
Optus C1 |
Optus D1 |
IS8 |
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Click on the above satellite to take you to the available programming from that bird |
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From Auckland all the C band satellites with underlined links can be received with a 1.8m ground mounted dish.
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Scanning across the arc from 177W the first satellite receivable is NSS9.
NSS9 is located at 177 degrees west and is observable through out the Pacific Ocean region.
NSS 9
Satellite Name |
Long |
AZ m |
AZ |
EL |
Band |
NSS 9 (AKLND) |
177.00 W |
354.2 |
13.6 |
46.3 |
C,Ku |
NSS 9 (WLGTON) |
177.00 W |
350.0 |
12.4 |
41.6 |
C,Ku |
NSS 9 (CHCHRCH) |
177.00 W |
351.6 |
14.8 |
38.7 |
C,Ku |
4185 R |
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DVB |
6527-1/2 |
4404 E |
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Amended signal to NZ |
Global BYU on NSS9 from 177degrees west on 1.8m |
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