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10-23-2024 10:41 AM - last edited on 10-23-2024 03:06 PM by BellPatricia
I need to adjust my dish. Only getting 80%. When using a satellite pointing app I need to know the satellites Bell uses.
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10-23-2024 02:33 PM
Good day.
The two satellites are owned and operated by Telesat Canada. Bell's uplink site is located in North York, Toronto, Ontario. Nimiq 4, located at 82° W primarily serves Bell's high-definition television content. Nimiq 6, located at 91.1°W primarily serves Bell's standard-definition television and radio content.
Bell's current satellite is in a Southeastern direction from the Western Provinces, Southerly from the Prairies, and Southwesterly from the Maritimes. To get a direction from a compass, set it on a flat, non-metal surface and rotate it until “North” is indicated on the dial under the needle.
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09-13-2025 02:26 PM
As of Sept 2025, only Nimiq 91 is in service. The 82 satellite is now offline.
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09-14-2025 02:33 PM
I confirm, Nimiq 4 at 82 is now completely gone from receivers when you do a check switch (6,1,1) or System Info (6,1,3). All channels is now only on Nimiq 6 at 91
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10-23-2024 02:33 PM
Good day.
The two satellites are owned and operated by Telesat Canada. Bell's uplink site is located in North York, Toronto, Ontario. Nimiq 4, located at 82° W primarily serves Bell's high-definition television content. Nimiq 6, located at 91.1°W primarily serves Bell's standard-definition television and radio content.
Bell's current satellite is in a Southeastern direction from the Western Provinces, Southerly from the Prairies, and Southwesterly from the Maritimes. To get a direction from a compass, set it on a flat, non-metal surface and rotate it until “North” is indicated on the dial under the needle.
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09-13-2025 02:26 PM
As of Sept 2025, only Nimiq 91 is in service. The 82 satellite is now offline.
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09-14-2025 02:33 PM
I confirm, Nimiq 4 at 82 is now completely gone from receivers when you do a check switch (6,1,1) or System Info (6,1,3). All channels is now only on Nimiq 6 at 91
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