Satellite TV Frequency Updates: June 25 – June 28, 2026

Satellite TV Frequency Updates: June 25 – June 28, 2026

Satellite Frequency Intelligence: Comprehensive Network Update Report (June 25–28, 2026)

The satellite broadcasting landscape underwent significant restructuring between June 25 and June 28, 2026. As broadcasters continue to refine delivery strategies, these frequent adjustments—ranging from channel migrations to the expansion of Free-To-Air (FTA) services—directly influence the accessibility of global content. Maintaining an accurate receiver database is essential for viewers and installers to ensure uninterrupted access to these networks.

Technical Data & Channel Migration Table

Satellite Position Channel(s) Frequency Pol Status
Hellas Sat 4 39°E Rai 1, Rai 2, RTSH Sport, Mediaset Italia 10930 H FTA
Intelsat 20 68.5°E Press TV, iFilm English, RTM, Kingdom Life Network 12639 / 12722 H / V Active
Es'hail 2 26°E beIN Box Office 1, Alkass Five HD 11310 / 10770 H FTA
Badr 8 26°E Al Wathaeqya, Taabeaa, Almajd Kids 12475 V FTA
TurkmenÄlem 52°E Moj TV, Persiana Korea 10845 / 10804 V / H Active
Nilesat 201 7°W Al Araby TV HD 12034 H Active

Broadcasting Analysis: Service Status

Between June 25 and June 28, 2026, the satellite landscape experienced significant shifts. A highlight of this period was the increased Free-To-Air (FTA) availability on Hellas Sat 4 (39°E), where a suite of networks—including Rai 1, Rai 2, RTSH Sport, and Mediaset Italia—transitioned to unencrypted status. Similarly, the 26°E orbital position saw beIN Box Office 1, Alkass Five HD, Al Wathaeqya, Taabeaa, and Almajd Kids become accessible to FTA audiences.

As part of the evolving ecosystem, we must also note several service departures. The following channels have officially ceased transmissions within the European footprint:

  • Manoto 1 (Al Yah 1, 52.5°E)
  • Iran International (Al Yah 1, 52.5°E)
  • BBC Persian HD (Hot Bird 13G)
  • Radionorba TV (Hot Bird 13G)

Additionally, Star Movies Slovenia has appeared on Eutelsat 36D (36°E), further diversifying the content available on that arc.

Technical Alert: For channels returning after a break or those newly launched, it is necessary to perform a full manual blind scan of the specified frequencies to ensure your receiver picks up the updated PIDs and service information.

Final Recommendations

Signal reception can vary significantly based on your geographic location and the precision of your dish alignment. If you encounter signal degradation, take a moment to fine-tune your setup. For the best results, a full blind scan remains the most effective method to capture all changes accurately.

Author

OptiSat

Technical Author & Satellite Network Specialist at OptiSat. Documenting FTA frequency updates, tracking global satellite telemetry, and providing premium hardware solutions.

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