Catch Rtpi Solved

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Hello,

Since the middle of the week we can no longer receive RTPI. It seems there has been a change regarding the transmission signal. Until now we were receiving it under these coordinates:
Satellite: Hotbird 13° East
LNB type: universal 1st frequency 9750 2nd frequency 10700 MHz
Diseqc: Diseqc 1.0
Switch 3/4
Null position
Polarisation: H

What would the coordinates be today to successfully receive RTPI again and many other channels that were accessible and are no longer available to us?

Thank you for your help
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Best regards,
Ysa41 ^^

Gil · Accepted Answer

RTPI is still on Hot-Bird at 11344 H 27500 3/4, 70 cm dish recommended, single LNB. The standard LO frequencies of the LNB are 9750 and 10600 MHz.

ysa41 · Answer

I just entered these coordinates, did a search for channels and still no signal on Rtpi.
The information when I am on the channel is: hotbird 13° east 10723 h 29900
V a pcr 1003 1203 1003

In relation to the information given by Gil, how can I get to 11344h instead of 10723h that I am getting?
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Best regards,
Ysa41 ^^

ysa41 · Answer

Hallelujah, I found Rtpi on channel number 2129 with these coordinates: hotbird 13° east -11584 h -27490
V a pcr 2001-2002-2001

In any case, thank you very much to both of you for your responses which helped me persevere and find it.

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Best regards,
Ysa41 ^^

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