That will replace the old Hottie 2 / W48A. No doubt Hottie 2 will now be junked.solly said:EUTELSAT 21A will now be redeployed to 48° East where it will continue to provide full commercial service. The EUTELSAT 70B satellite, launched on December 3, is currently undergoing in-orbit testing and on track to enter service at 70.5° East in mid-January 2013.
Some signals were indeed stronger this morning, possibly just after the switchover. Still a good strong signal for me on 11345H (10.0db at the moment). I also lost 10889H earlier when there was a feed just below it at 10986H 2200 but the signal returned when the feed disappeared.SatSearcher said:Sometimes there are slight differences on some sats at different times of day, but these are major differences! E.g. 11344H SR 29991 FEC 5/6 DVB-S2 8PSK this morning was 75% now not locking (locks at 55% on my receiver) also 10989H SR 1600 FEC 7/8 this morning 57% now no lock (locks at 46%). Also all the channels that do lock are down in strength 15-25% from this morning. If i didn't know any better i'd say they've all moved back to 21A.
Well if that is wright then all charts are wrong (flysat, lyngsat) because they state all frequencys are using the wide beam that covers all Europe and acording to that I should have signal on all channels and As I said only receive one channel on 10975v...solly said:same transponder use same level power
Eutelsat say they have transferred the channels over......dxn said:did they make the switch over or not?
I did a full scan on the satelite and signal levels are on same level as before.
Only have signal on one arab chanel in 10975v and nothing more and that was what I had with Eutelsat 21A, so seems the new bird is not ative yet.