Channel tuning details
SMNI feeds Frequency
SMNI feeds broadcasts free-to-air (FTA) on Telstar 18 Vantage (Apstar 5C) (138°E), using one transponder frequency in 8192-4096. Get exact pointing angles for your location with the free dish alignment calculator.
Frequency summary
Receiver setting: 3827 H 1660
- Frequency
- 3827 MHz
- Polarisation
- Horizontal (H)
- Symbol rate
- 1660 kS/s
- Satellite
- Telstar 18 Vantage (Apstar 5C) 138°E
- Satellites
- 1
- Frequencies
- 1
- Countries
- 0
- Access
- FTA available
Reception details
Satellite, tuning and service values combined into one receiver-ready list.
| Satellite | Tuning | Symbol rate | Access | Service details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Telstar 18 Vantage (Apstar 5C) 138.0°E | 3,827 MHz H polarity | 1,660 | FTA |
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Frequency FAQ
- What is the frequency of SMNI feeds?
- SMNI feeds broadcasts on 3827 MHz, horizontal polarisation, symbol rate 1660 kS/s on Telstar 18 Vantage (Apstar 5C) (138°E). Receiver setting: 3827 H 1660.
- Which satellite is SMNI feeds on?
- SMNI feeds is on Telstar 18 Vantage (Apstar 5C) (138°E).
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