Complete Satellite
Frequency Guide
The most comprehensive satellite TV channel frequency database for Pakistan and worldwide. Find transponder details, dish settings, receiver software, and Biss keys — all in one place.
11785 H 27500
KU
11900 V 27500
KU
11785 H 27500
KU
3965 H 4333
C
11919 V 27500
KU
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Europe Satellite KU Band LNB Frequency Channel List
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Satellite Name |
Position |
LNB Type |
Intelsat 22 |
72.1°E |
C and Ku |
Eutelsat 70B |
70.5°E |
Ku |
Intelsat 20 |
68.5°E |
C and Ku |
Intelsat 36 |
68.5°E |
Ku |
Intelsat 17 |
66.0°E |
C and Ku |
Amos 4 |
65.0°E |
Ku |
Intelsat 906 1.7° |
64.2°E |
C |
Intelsat 39 |
62.0°E |
C and Ku |
Intelsat 33e |
60.0°E |
C and Ku |
KazSat 3 |
58.5°E |
Ku |
NSS 12 |
57.0°E |
C and Ku |
Express AT1 |
56.0°E |
Ku |
G-Sat 8 |
55.0°E |
Ku |
G-Sat 16 |
55.0°E |
C |
Yamal 402 |
55.0°E |
Ku |
Express AM6 |
53.0°E |
Ku |
Al Yah 1 |
52.5°E |
Ku |
TurkmenAlem/MonacoSat |
52.0°E |
Ku |
Belintersat 1 |
51.5°E |
C and Ku |
Turksat 4B |
50.0°E |
Ku |
Yamal 601 |
49.0°E |
C |
Eutelsat Quantum |
48.0°E |
C |
AzerSpace 1/Africasat 1a |
46.0°E |
C and Ku |
AzerSpace 2/Intelsat 38 |
45.1°E |
Ku |
NigComSat 1R |
42.5°E |
C and Ku |
Turksat 3A |
42.0°E |
Ku |
Turksat 4A |
42.0°E |
Ku and Ka |
Express AM7 |
40.0°E |
C and Ku |
Hellas Sat 3 |
39.0°E |
Ku and Ka |
Hellas Sat 4 |
39.0°E |
Ku |
Paksat MM1(incl. 0.5°) |
38.2°E |
Ku |
Paksat 1R |
38.0°E |
C and Ku |
Express AMU1(Eutelsat 36C) |
36.0°E |
Ku |
Eutelsat 36B |
36.0°E |
Ku |
Eutelsat 33E |
33.0°E |
Ku |
Intelsat 28 |
33.0°E |
Ku |
Europe Free Satellite TV Channel
Europe Setup Guide
Featured snippet answer: Europe is a DishUrdu reference page for satellite TV users who need clear channel frequency guidance, receiver tuning help, dish setting notes and quick setup reminders. Use the available table data with your receiver menu and verify the active signal before saving channels.
Table of Contents
Quick Setup Guide
This page is written in a simple, user-friendly style for dish antenna and STB users. When you tune a satellite channel, open the installation menu on your receiver, choose the correct satellite name or orbital position, set the correct LNB type, and then enter the channel frequency details carefully. The most important values for a normal user are channel name, frequency, polarity and symbol rate.
For Ku Band receivers, many users select Universal LNB settings such as 9750/10600. For C Band, many setups use 5150, but the correct value depends on your LNB. If the signal quality is low, check dish direction, LNB skew, cable connector, DiSEqC port and weather condition before changing the saved channel list.
Required Frequency Table Format
When this page is updated with fresh frequency data, the technical table should stay clean and easy to read. Use only these columns: Channel, Frequency, Polarity and Symbol Rate. Extra technical fields should not be added unless they are specifically required later.
| Channel | Frequency | Polarity | Symbol Rate |
| Europe | Update after manual verification | H / V | Update after manual verification |
Signal and Receiver Help
If a frequency does not scan, do not assume the page is wrong immediately. Satellite channels can move to a new transponder, change symbol rate, become encrypted, or stop temporarily. Run a manual scan first, then try blind scan if the receiver supports it. Keep the dish antenna stable and move it slowly while watching signal quality, not only signal strength.
Before publishing, verify all frequencies manually because satellite channel data can change.
Europe FAQ
How do I tune this channel or satellite page?
Open your STB installation menu, choose the satellite, enter frequency, polarity and symbol rate, then run manual scan. Save the result only after the receiver locks the signal.
Why is my receiver showing no signal?
No signal can happen because of wrong LNB settings, weak dish alignment, damaged cable, wrong DiSEqC port, rain fade, or an old frequency entry.
Can frequency data change later?
Yes. Satellite TV data changes often, so always verify the latest working frequency manually before publishing or updating a final table.
Which table columns should be used?
Use only Channel, Frequency, Polarity and Symbol Rate for clean user-friendly frequency tables.
Image Placement Suggestion
Add one receiver screenshot or dish antenna image near the first table. Suggested ALT text: europe frequency receiver setup and dish signal guide.
Internal Links
Useful related pages: Satellite Frequency, Strong TP, Dish Setting, LNB Frequency.
Frequency Verification Note
Before publishing, verify all frequencies manually because satellite channel data can change.
Satellite Frequency Setup Guide
Featured snippet: To scan a satellite channel, confirm the satellite name, enter the correct frequency, polarity and symbol rate, choose the right LNB type, then scan after signal quality is stable.
Quick Checklist
- Check the channel or satellite name before changing receiver settings.
- Use the correct LNB type: Universal KU Band for most small dish setups, or C Band for large dish setups.
- Enter frequency, polarity and symbol rate only when the transponder is active.
- Use Strong TP for dish alignment before running a full scan.
Recommended Frequency Table Format
| Channel / Satellite | Frequency | Polarity | Symbol Rate | Band |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Use page details above | Verify active TP | H / V | Verify SR | KU / C Band |
Image Placement and ALT Text
Add a channel logo, satellite beam image or receiver screenshot near the first frequency table where useful. Use descriptive ALT text such as: channel name satellite frequency and dish setting guide.
FAQ
Why is my channel not scanning?
The most common reasons are wrong LNB type, inactive transponder, weak signal quality or an incorrect satellite position.
Should I use blind scan or manual scan?
Use manual scan when you know the exact frequency, polarity and symbol rate. Use blind scan when the receiver list is old or the channel frequency has changed.
Can frequency data change?
Yes. Satellite channels can move to a new transponder, update symbol rate or change encryption status. Always verify before final setup.
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Sat Setup Guide
Featured snippet answer: Sat is a DishUrdu reference page for satellite TV users who need clear channel frequency guidance, receiver tuning help, dish setting notes and quick setup reminders. Use the available table data with your receiver menu and verify the active signal before saving channels.
Table of Contents
Quick Setup Guide
This page is written in a simple, user-friendly style for dish antenna and STB users. When you tune a satellite channel, open the installation menu on your receiver, choose the correct satellite name or orbital position, set the correct LNB type, and then enter the channel frequency details carefully. The most important values for a normal user are channel name, frequency, polarity and symbol rate.
For Ku Band receivers, many users select Universal LNB settings such as 9750/10600. For C Band, many setups use 5150, but the correct value depends on your LNB. If the signal quality is low, check dish direction, LNB skew, cable connector, DiSEqC port and weather condition before changing the saved channel list.
Required Frequency Table Format
When this page is updated with fresh frequency data, the technical table should stay clean and easy to read. Use only these columns: Channel, Frequency, Polarity and Symbol Rate. Extra technical fields should not be added unless they are specifically required later.
| Channel | Frequency | Polarity | Symbol Rate |
| Sat | Update after manual verification | H / V | Update after manual verification |
Signal and Receiver Help
If a frequency does not scan, do not assume the page is wrong immediately. Satellite channels can move to a new transponder, change symbol rate, become encrypted, or stop temporarily. Run a manual scan first, then try blind scan if the receiver supports it. Keep the dish antenna stable and move it slowly while watching signal quality, not only signal strength.
Before publishing, verify all frequencies manually because satellite channel data can change.
Sat FAQ
How do I tune this channel or satellite page?
Open your STB installation menu, choose the satellite, enter frequency, polarity and symbol rate, then run manual scan. Save the result only after the receiver locks the signal.
Why is my receiver showing no signal?
No signal can happen because of wrong LNB settings, weak dish alignment, damaged cable, wrong DiSEqC port, rain fade, or an old frequency entry.
Can frequency data change later?
Yes. Satellite TV data changes often, so always verify the latest working frequency manually before publishing or updating a final table.
Which table columns should be used?
Use only Channel, Frequency, Polarity and Symbol Rate for clean user-friendly frequency tables.
Image Placement Suggestion
Add one receiver screenshot or dish antenna image near the first table. Suggested ALT text: sat frequency receiver setup and dish signal guide.
Internal Links
Useful related pages: Satellite Frequency, Strong TP, Dish Setting, LNB Frequency.
Frequency Verification Note
Before publishing, verify all frequencies manually because satellite channel data can change.