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<blockquote data-quote="egghead" data-source="post: 929729" data-attributes="member: 339698">hi...firstly an apology... this thread is probably the wrong place to ask this - sorry!first question is: are people sure that the eutelsat channels have moved to the astra 2f uk spotbeam? the reason i ask is that i still seem to be able to receive some of the migrated channels (cbs drama, chart show and various 'true' channels) albeit now in a glitchy blocky manner here just north of berlin on a 100cm dish... this would be a first for me (haven't had a sniff of the uk spotbeams since the migration from astra 1n).i guess that the signal is currently boosted and will weaken as the migration progresses and i'll no longer be able to get anything after a week or two.second question is: if i can get these signals blockily on a 100cm dish, would i be able to get relatively stable reception of astra 2f's main uk spot with a slightly larger (say 120-150cm)?sorry again!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="egghead, post: 929729, member: 339698"] hi... firstly an apology... this thread is probably the wrong place to ask this - sorry! first question is: are people sure that the eutelsat channels have moved to the astra 2f uk spotbeam? the reason i ask is that i still seem to be able to receive some of the migrated channels (cbs drama, chart show and various 'true' channels) albeit now in a glitchy blocky manner here just north of berlin on a 100cm dish... this would be a first for me (haven't had a sniff of the uk spotbeams since the migration from astra 1n). i guess that the signal is currently boosted and will weaken as the migration progresses and i'll no longer be able to get anything after a week or two. second question is: if i can get these signals blockily on a 100cm dish, would i be able to get relatively stable reception of astra 2f's main uk spot with a slightly larger (say 120-150cm)? sorry again! [/QUOTE]

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