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<blockquote data-quote="M60" data-source="post: 932973" data-attributes="member: 376177">I think AS your right that outside of the UK spot, Freesat is going to be a no-go. I guess only a Sky sub will give expats anything half decent to watch as most of what's left on the 2G PE TP's FTA is the niche dross at low bitratesTimo is probably right that in terms of Freesat weighing up their options, as all the PSB derived channels are on spots anyway, soon most likely to be joined by the CBS and other entertainment channels going spot then there's more to be gained by switching the FS Home TP spot and finding channel operators deals who may want to get on-board.I'm curious to know where those frequency plans originated, thought Timo had produced some. From a bit of inside info, I know 11.426V is planned for UK spot, not sure about the rest.The other $64000 question is; will TP's 73 and 74, when migrated to 65 and 67 go spot or PE within Band C, something not seen from the new craft, possibly up to now. We'll all know by Thursday morning when they begin dual illumination.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="M60, post: 932973, member: 376177"] I think AS your right that outside of the UK spot, Freesat is going to be a no-go. I guess only a Sky sub will give expats anything half decent to watch as most of what's left on the 2G PE TP's FTA is the niche dross at low bitrates Timo is probably right that in terms of Freesat weighing up their options, as all the PSB derived channels are on spots anyway, soon most likely to be joined by the CBS and other entertainment channels going spot then there's more to be gained by switching the FS Home TP spot and finding channel operators deals who may want to get on-board. I'm curious to know where those frequency plans originated, thought Timo had produced some. From a bit of inside info, I know 11.426V is planned for UK spot, not sure about the rest. The other $64000 question is; will TP's 73 and 74, when migrated to 65 and 67 go spot or PE within Band C, something not seen from the new craft, possibly up to now. We'll all know by Thursday morning when they begin dual illumination. [/QUOTE]

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