Where can I find satellite frequencies now that FlySat is gone?

DishTuner maintains satellite frequency charts, transponder tables and channel lists for hundreds of satellites, using a familiar layout: one page per satellite with frequency, polarisation, symbol rate, encryption and coverage details.

Does DishTuner cover the same satellites as FlySat?

DishTuner covers 281 satellites across all regions — including the popular FTA satellites FlySat users tracked, such as the Eutelsat, Nilesat, Paksat, AsiaSat, Yamal and Express fleets — with over 11,000 channel listings.

Is DishTuner free to use?

Yes. The satellite frequency database, the channel directory and the dish alignment calculator (azimuth, elevation and LNB skew) are all free, with no signup. A free Android app adds compass-guided alignment.

Satellite frequency resources

FlySat Alternative: Where to Find Satellite Frequencies Now

Q: What happened to FlySat?

In January 2026, FlySat's founder announced the site was closing after 23 years of service (2003–2026), and its frequency charts received their final update in March 2026. The website remains online but is no longer maintained.

For 23 years — from March 2003 to March 2026 — FlySat was one of the best-known satellite frequency charts on the internet: a daily reference for FTA enthusiasts, dish installers and DX-ers. In January 2026 its founder announced the site was closing, and the charts received their final update in March 2026. If FlySat was part of your routine, this page is for you.

DishTuner maintains the same kind of satellite-by-satellite frequency charts — and adds the one thing frequency sites never had: a built-in dish alignment calculator that turns any satellite page into pointing angles for your exact location.

What You'll Find Here (and What's Different)

Feature	FlySat	DishTuner
Satellite frequency charts	✔ (no longer updated)	✔ 281 satellites
Channel details (SID, PIDs, encryption)	✔	✔ 11,000+ channels
Coverage by country	Region lists	✔ 171 country pages
Dish alignment calculator	✘	✔ azimuth · elevation · LNB skew
Mobile app with live compass	✘	✔ free Android app

Pick Up Where You Left Off

1. Find your satellite — browse the satellite directory and open its chart: transponder frequencies, polarisation, symbol rates, encryption and beams, in a layout FlySat users will recognise.
2. Check a channel — search the channel directory for tuning parameters (frequency, SR/FEC, SID, video/audio PIDs, FTA status).
3. Point your dish — open the alignment calculator, set your location, and get exact angles — then fine-tune with the free Android app's live compass.

FlySat FAQ

What happened to FlySat?

In January 2026 FlySat's founder announced the site was closing after 23 years (2003–2026); the charts received their final update in March 2026. The site remains online but is no longer maintained.

Does DishTuner cover the same satellites?

Yes — 281 satellites across all regions, including the FTA fleets FlySat users tracked (Eutelsat, Nilesat, Paksat, AsiaSat, Yamal, Express and more), with 11,000+ channel listings.

Is DishTuner free?

Yes — the frequency database, channel directory and alignment calculator are free with no signup, and the Android app is a free download.

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Align Your Dish With the Android App

Take DishTuner into the field with mobile tools for dish setup:

✓ Live compass overlay for azimuth direction
✓ AR-guided dish positioning
✓ Azimuth, elevation, and LNB skew values
✓ Satellite and channel data on your phone

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