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<blockquote data-quote="s*t*a*r*m*a*n" data-source="post: 6099" data-attributes="member: 175004">Thanks very much 2old4this for your on going help :-)I see what you mean about what sat magazine being out of date though still a good mag.The sites you suggested for transponder listings i have tried yesterday infact but could not get them to work.my card does auto pid? so all i need to do is type in (example)10.959H - Tp19&nbsp; - 3000 -&nbsp; 3/4which i input to the software like this below10959.00&nbsp; ,&nbsp; 3.000&nbsp;&nbsp; ,3/4 , Tp19 or whatever i want to call itThe 3/4 can be set to auto - though one channel needed the exact figure before i got a picture)the transponder info from the sites you suggested i cannot get to work. The first figure has something like 4506 L or something like that and when mouse is placed over this figure on webpage a frequency can be soon bottom left of browser like 1050mhz etcHow do I read this information correctly?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="s*t*a*r*m*a*n, post: 6099, member: 175004"] Thanks very much 2old4this for your on going help :-) I see what you mean about what sat magazine being out of date though still a good mag. The sites you suggested for transponder listings i have tried yesterday infact but could not get them to work. my card does auto pid? so all i need to do is type in (example) 10.959H - Tp19 - 3000 - 3/4 which i input to the software like this below 10959.00 , 3.000 ,3/4 , Tp19 or whatever i want to call it The 3/4 can be set to auto - though one channel needed the exact figure before i got a picture) the transponder info from the sites you suggested i cannot get to work. The first figure has something like 4506 L or something like that and when mouse is placed over this figure on webpage a frequency can be soon bottom left of browser like 1050mhz etc How do I read this information correctly? [/QUOTE]

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