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Monday, October 19, 2026

Satellite Frequency Update Oct 19, 2026: Thor 6 & Astra 1P

Satellite Frequency Update October 19, 2026: Thor 6 & Astra 1P

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Satellite Frequency Update October 19, 2026 — satellite dish receiving signals at night

Welcome to today's satellite frequency update for Monday, October 19, 2026. Honest reporting first: the transponder scan feeds were quiet overnight — KingOfSat's new-transmission feed showed mostly routine mux re-confirmations, and the genuinely new channel movements of the last 24 hours (the Movistar+ transponder reshuffle on Astra 1P 19.2°E, the Thor 6 bouquet updates, and Guneydogu TV's FTA return) were already documented in this morning's BISS Daily Update October 19, 2026. Rather than re-reporting those records, this post records the one remaining fresh scan item, links you to the full morning report, and rounds out your daily guide with the current frequency landscape, FTA picks, and tuning tips.

πŸ•˜ Today's Verified Status — October 19, 2026

⚠️ Quiet-day note: This is a genuine quiet scan day — no invented records, no padding. The one fresh item below is a mux-level scan confirmation (no named channels). If you need the full channel-move details from the last 24 hours, read this morning's BISS Daily Update, which covers all 42 verified records: the 14-channel Movistar+ shuffle on 12705.90V, Risate all'italiana HD joining Hot Bird 13F, and Guneydogu TV returning FTA on TΓΌrksat 4A.

πŸ“‘ Verified New Scan — October 19, 2026

RecordDetailsStatusVerified
Transport Stream — SIS-CCM53.2 Mb/s • NID 1070 • TSID 42103 • mux-level scan, no named channels reportedNewOct 19

All other dated 2026-10-18/19 entries on KingOfSat's feed were routine re-scan confirmations of already-listed muxes (M7 Group, AREF, Sky, Astra 1) — no channel additions, moves, or departures attached.

πŸ›°️ Current Frequency Landscape by Satellite

Key transponders as last verified this week. Always confirm on KingOfSat or LyngSat before re-tuning your receiver.

SatelliteTransponderStdNotesVerified
Thor 6 — 1°W12034V 30000 3/4DVB-S2M7 Group (FilmBox+ Emotion HD, Love Nature HD)Oct 18
Thor 6 — 1°W12245H 30000 3/4DVB-S2Slovak Telekom (Film+ SK, Spektrum SK HD)Oct 18
Thor 6 — 1°W12265V 28000 7/8DVB-SM7 Group / Digi TV (Moziklub, Viasat 2, Viasat Film)Oct 18
Thor 6 — 1°W12380V 30000 2/3DVB-S2Slovak Telekom (Prima SK)Oct 18
Thor 6 — 1°W12456V 30000 3/4DVB-S2Slovak Telekom (Travelxp)Oct 18
Astra 1P — 19.2°E12705.90V 22000 5/6DVB-SMovistar+ — 14 channels moved here then left same day; recheck before tuningOct 18–19
Hot Bird 13F — 13°E12465.90V 29900 3/4DVB-S2Sky Italia (Risate all'italiana HD new)Oct 18
TΓΌrksat 4A — 42°E12422.50V 27500 2/3DVB-S2Guneydogu TV — Clear / FTA (returned)Oct 18
TΓΌrksat 6A — 42°E11727V 27500 3/4DVB-S2RTVi Russian mux — ClearOct 17
Astra 2E — 28.2°E10773H 23000 3/4DVB-S2Freesat (BBC One — FTA)Oct 17
NSS 12 — 57°E11165H / 11605H 45000 3/4DVB-S2Ethiopian FTA muxes (Ku East Africa beam)Oct 17
Anik F3 — 119°W11745R 20000 7/8DVB-SDISH Network (DISH Scapes — FTA, HD)Oct 18
How a satellite transponder beam reaches your dish — frequency, symbol rate and polarization explained

✅ FTA Picks You Can Try Today

ChannelSatellite / TransponderLanguageLast verified
Guneydogu TVTΓΌrksat 4A 42°E — 12422.50V 27500 2/3 DVB-S2TurkishOct 18, 2026
DISH ScapesAnik F3 119°W — 11745R 20000 7/8 DVB-SEnglishOct 18, 2026
Ethiopian FTA muxesNSS 12 57°E — 11165H & 11605H 45000 3/4 DVB-S2AmharicOct 17, 2026
RTViTΓΌrksat 6A 42°E — 11727V 27500 3/4 DVB-S2RussianOct 17, 2026
Alikhbariya.sy / Alsouriya TVEs'hail 2 26°E — 11430.30H 27500 2/3 DVB-S2Arabic / EnglishOct 13, 2026
Geostationary satellites along the Clarke belt over Europe, Africa and Asia

πŸ”§ Dish Tuning Tips

ParameterWhat to Check
πŸ“‘ Satellite positionSelect the correct orbital slot first — even 0.5° off can lose the signalTip: use a strong known transponder on the same satellite to peak the dish
πŸ“Ά FrequencyEnter the exact downlink frequency — broadcasters shift frequencies without noticeTip: the Movistar+ shuffle shows why re-scanning matters
↔️ PolarizationHorizontal (H) or Vertical (V) — a wrong setting gives zero signal, not a weak one
πŸ”’ Symbol rateMust match exactly — a wrong SR means no lock even with the right frequencyTip: common values are 27500, 29900 and 30000
⚙️ DVB-S vs DVB-S2Check your receiver supports the standard — most 2026 transponders are DVB-S2
πŸ” Blind scanRun a blind scan after big reshuffles to catch new and moved channels automatically

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Why was today quiet for new frequencies?

KingOfSat's overnight feed contained mostly routine re-scan confirmations of existing muxes (M7 Group, AREF, Sky, Astra 1). The genuinely new channel movements of the last 24 hours were all documented in this morning's BISS Daily Update. Quiet scan days are normal — we report them honestly instead of inventing changes.

What does "has left" mean on KingOfSat?

It means the channel is no longer present on that transponder. It may have moved to a different frequency (as the Movistar+ channels did on October 18), left the satellite entirely, or been temporarily removed. Always run a fresh scan before assuming a channel is gone.

The Movistar+ channels appeared on 12705.90V and left the same day — should I rescan?

Yes, run a blind scan on Astra 1P 19.2°E. Fourteen channels were logged as "new frequency" at 20:06 PKT on October 18 and as "left" at 04:07 PKT on October 19 — KingOfSat is currently migrating its scanning database and warns of update delays, so treat same-day appear/disappear pairs as unsettled until the logs stabilize.

How do I add a transponder manually on my receiver?

Go to Menu → Installation → Transponder list (or Manual scan), select the satellite, press Add, then enter the frequency, polarization (H/V), symbol rate, and FEC exactly as listed. Save and run the scan on that transponder only.

What do NID and TSID numbers mean?

NID (Network ID) and TSID (Transport Stream ID) identify a multiplex within a network — they are the "serial numbers" of a transponder's data stream. Receivers and scan tools use them to tell muxes apart, which is why today's single new record is reported at the mux level with no channel names attached.

Is it legal to watch the FTA channels listed here?

Yes. FTA (Free-To-Air) channels are broadcast unencrypted and are legal to receive with any compatible dish and receiver. Encrypted channels require a legitimate subscription — this blog never publishes unauthorized decryption keys.

πŸ”— Sources

⚠️ Disclaimer: Frequencies change without notice — always verify on KingOfSat or LyngSat before updating your receiver. This blog publishes technical parameters only and never publishes unauthorized decryption keys. Access encrypted content only with a legitimate subscription.

That's today's frequency update. A quiet scan day still keeps your dish honest — bookmark this page, run a blind scan after any reshuffle, and check back tomorrow for the next verified round. Happy tuning! πŸ“‘


 

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