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It's back on the WDAZ site now. http://www.wdaz.com/fssn/

Didn't know that; I'm sure it was there originally; guess someone needs to email Sweeney. I see there is more discussion, and more info, in another thread.

Expect it is; it's on the schedule.

Duluth's game now shows "canceled" for tonight on B2; the Sioux/Mavs are listing "technical difficulties" right now. May be radio again.

FSSN is powered up.

Looks like it's radio for another night.

Don't believe this will be uplinked to satellite. The Moon was no doubt intending to hook up the webcast to a big screen.

I had to resubscribe to free radio last weekend; last year's logon didn't work.

Nope, you won't find these on your new system, but you can try it out for the football game on Saturday afternoon. That will be on FSSN.

Yes, those games will be on both WDAZ and FSSN.

Looks like a one month addition (December) of the multisports pak on dishnetwork will be all that's needed

Genoway

For $22 shipped, you can't beat the JSC321s from Pete. Matches what is considered by many the best lnb on the market, the invacom snh031 point for point, at less than half the price. I use the jsc321s and also have a near new Xtreme II as a backup.

LNB may be starting to drift; apparently that happens as they age, tp's are scanned in a few points off of actual frequency and symbol rate.

Thanks. Looks like it's 9.95/month; just have to remember to cancel or it will be auto billed each month.

Looks like former CSTV, now CBS C, has eliminated college hockey from their schedule; they'll show football reruns Friday night instead. Appears their only link to college hockey will be Gametracker

Was there a tv monitor in the bathroom?

Yep, more unproven freshman goaltending, like Ed Belfour (29 wins, NCCAA championship), Karl Goehring (23 wins), Aaron Schweitzer (17 wins, NCAA championship), and JPar (16 wins). They all became proven as freshman.

RU fixed? I blind scanned "free tv" only and got 13 tps and 9 channels; 3 occasional use, tx1 at 12089 H 13232, a BBC feed at 12030 V 3979, as well as a couple channels with picture but no sound (and the FSSN). The FSSN is left audio only.

You may be pointed at 89W; the channel is labeled FSSN - UND

That's probably G28 at 89W you're pointed at; you need to go 4 degrees west; about two pencil widths. G23 is actually at the 121W position, and there's little there on ku band other than scrambled dishnetwork stations. ABCNews is not there, so that's probably not what you're pointed at. One bit of confusion when you're scanning. You may be pointed at one sat and trying to blind scan another in the menu. The tps and channels for the satellite you're pointed at will be added to your channels, and labeled with the wrong satellite and wrong position. IE, if you're pointed at 101W but, in your pointing menu, you're scanning 89W, you'll get the channels on 101W, but they'll be saved as channels at 89W in your box's menu.

It will be first generation digital, so doesn't go through quite the same compression, as, for instance, a digital signal from directtv or dishnetwork. If I'm going to watch an NFL game, I'll watch one the the FTA Fox channels before I watch the local dishnetwork fox channel, because the quality is better. I originally had the FSSN on cable, and the quality of the feed direct from satellite is better. The quality will be very similar to a local network digital channel that you'd get with an antenna. I'd guess those are available in Denver.

And the Sioux will play them twice; home and home?

Not new news, but the satellite location is now officially listed on theralph. Satellite Info Galaxy 17 Digital