Unlock the full potential of your C‑band setup with our concise 2025 guide—complete with step‑by‑step tuning instructions, exact frequency parameters, and insider tips to capture YTN and Thai PBS 3 in crystal‑clear quality.

What Is AsiaSat 7?

AsiaSat 7 is a geostationary communications satellite positioned at 105.5° E, providing C‑band and Ku‑band transponder services across the Asia–Pacific region. Launched on November 25, 2011, it replaced AsiaSat 3S and serves as a backup for AsiaSat 5, carrying 40 transponders (26 C‑band, 14 Ku‑band) for television, broadband VSAT, and telephony.

Key Specs:

Launch Date: November 25, 2011
Orbital Slot: 105.5° E
C‑band Transponders: 26 (e.g., 3760 H, 3639 H)
Ku‑band Transponders: 14
Mission Duration: 15 years planned

For more on AsiaSat itself, visit the Asia Satellite Telecommunications Company site._

YTN on AsiaSat 7

1. What Is YTN?

YTN (Yonhap Television News) is South Korea’s first 24‑hour news channel, originally a subsidiary of Yonhap News Agency. Founded September 14, 1993, and on air from March 1, 1995, it separated from Yonhap in 1998 and was privatized in 2024 under the Eugene Group. Known as the “Korean CNN,” YTN delivers live news, weather, sports, and in‑depth analysis 24/7.

2. Transponder Details

Frequency: 3760 MHz
Polarization: Horizontal (H)
Symbol Rate: 26,000 ksps
FEC: 7/8
Modulation: DVB‑S/QPSK

3. Why Tune YTN?

Breaking News: Immediate coverage from Seoul.
Special Reports: In‑depth political and economic analysis.
Global Feed: YTN World service for international audiences.

Thai PBS 3 on AsiaSat 7

1. What Is Thai PBS?

Thai Public Broadcasting Service (Thai PBS) launched January 15, 2008, under the Thai Public Broadcasting Service Act BE 2551. Thai PBS 3 is the flagship channel, offering news, educational programming, and cultural shows. In early 2025, Channel 3 overtook Channel 7 in Bangkok ratings, underscoring its rising popularity.

2. Transponder Details

Frequency: 3760 MHz
Polarization: Horizontal (H)
Symbol Rate: 26,000 ksps
FEC: 7/8
Modulation: DVB‑S/QPSK

3. Programming Highlights

Thai PBS World: English‑language news for global viewers.
ThaiPBS Kids: Educational content for youth.
Disaster Alerts: Live weather and emergency updates.

For a broader look at Thailand’s broadcast landscape, see our Thai PBS Overview.

How to Tune Your Dish: Step‑by‑Step

Dish Alignment:
- Latitude/Longitude: Point toward 105.5° E.
- Elevation & Azimuth: Consult a satellite finder app for your locale.
LNB & Receiver Settings:
- LNB Type: C‑band universal LNB.
- Receiver Input: “C‑Band” mode.
Frequency Entry: Channel Frequency (MHz) Polarization SR (ksps) FEC YTN (3760H26000) 7/8 Thai PBS 3 (3760H26000) 7/8
Signal Lock:
- Use meter/receiver signal meters.
- Fine‑tune dish until SNR is above 10 dB.
Save & Scan:
- Save transponder.
- Perform blind scan if available.

For a comprehensive tutorial, check our Satellite Tuning Guide.

Conclusion

Tuning into AsiaSat 7 satellite channels like YTN and Thai PBS 3 grants you uninterrupted access to top‑tier news, educational content, and live updates across Asia. By following the transponder parameters and dish alignment steps outlined above, you’ll enjoy crystal‑clear reception on 3760 H, 26000 ksps, 7/8 DVB‑S/QPSK.

Don’t forget to optimize your setup yearly and refer to LyngSat for any frequency shifts. For further reading, explore our internal resources on YTN history, Thai PBS overview, and our detailed tuning guide.

Start your tuning journey today and stay informed—24/7 on AsiaSat 7!