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> Update information available from this site.
>
> http://www.apsattv.com/
>
> Does not look good - positioning problem.

They've got it back, they think :-
They say:
SKY SATELLITE SERVICE RESTORED
SKY=92s satellite signal was lost at 6.50p.m. last night (NZ time=20
Thursday 30 March), after a routine positioning procedure to the=20
satellite by Optus. This effectively meant that the SKY transmission=20
signal was lost to its customers (except UHF subscribers). Optus=20
immediately acknowledged the problem and undertook restoration=20
procedures. SKY=92s satellite signal was re-established at 8.05a.m.=20
today (NZ time) and the services are in the process of being restored.=20
SKY apologises for loss of SKY satellite services resulting from an=20
outage on the Optus B1 Satellite that provides SKY=92s signal.

SKY will credit customer accounts for the loss of one day=92s service.





        RM


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