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DishCharlie · April 10th, 2009

Sorry for the delayed response. I've been gallivanting around the Universe and just checked in. I experiment with various setups and have confirmed the DT Slimline with the linear, bandstacked FSS LNB from the DN Superdish121 can receive FTA sats such as 95W, 97W, 123W and 129W. However, due to the small size and shape of the Slimline reflector, only the strongest transponders are viably received. In comparison my 3ABN/GeoSatPro 90cm(36") dish performs dependably for all transponders. This site limits posting for my membership status, so PM me with your e-mail address if you need a photo of how the LNB Assembly is to be mounted.

As for PeaceTV, I have been able to confirm it can also be received from AnikF3 118.75W Tp11715 as Elegance reported, although it is not promoted or listed on DN's website. Lyngsat does not confirm this either. Considering the typical "A La Carte" monthly fee that DN charges for unique channels, it seems more practical to receive PeaceTV from 123W at no charge after the initial dish/LNB investment of around $90 or less.

April 10th, 2009	#16 (permalink)
DishCharlie Platinum Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Realm of INTPs Posts: 601 Credits: 1,068.15 Thanks: 386 Thanked 541 Times in 212 Posts	Re: Peace TV Sorry for the delayed response. I've been gallivanting around the Universe and just checked in. I experiment with various setups and have confirmed the DT Slimline with the linear, bandstacked FSS LNB from the DN Superdish121 can receive FTA sats such as 95W, 97W, 123W and 129W. However, due to the small size and shape of the Slimline reflector, only the strongest transponders are viably received. In comparison my 3ABN/GeoSatPro 90cm(36") dish performs dependably for all transponders. This site limits posting for my membership status, so PM me with your e-mail address if you need a photo of how the LNB Assembly is to be mounted. As for PeaceTV, I have been able to confirm it can also be received from AnikF3 118.75W Tp11715 as Elegance reported, although it is not promoted or listed on DN's website. Lyngsat does not confirm this either. Considering the typical "A La Carte" monthly fee that DN charges for unique channels, it seems more practical to receive PeaceTV from 123W at no charge after the initial dish/LNB investment of around $90 or less.