Recent content by stephan94

Hello , by searching with an even smaller step ( 14) the frequency was finally found by the blindscan :) :Y

Perhaps it is only active in the evening? No trace here

congratulations, yesterday I tried several times without success. bravo! :-clap

Sorry, I don't understand the question. What is an SDR display? :confused

You won't find anything, because 12621 V 144 is no longer active, but on 12620.5 V there is a frequency with an sr of 468.

Today ( in very wet weather ) new success ( and maybe a new record fot the Openbox) on 8° West 12622 V sr 255 is blocked and the radio can be heard

even lower with the openbox S3CI II, this time NRW radio on 23.5 Ost with sr 285

The frequency 11843V 27500 is indicated as being on the eastern beam. This must be a mistake, as I receive this frequency from the north of Bavaria. which is theoretically impossible

During a blindscan on Türksat, the Mio4K (TNAP 5.0) found a transponder with an sr of 400.( 11128 V 400 ) There are four of them side by side, it found only one but it's already very good, It's my first receiver enigma2 receiver to do this.

Last night's C-band reception conditions were good for 46° East. 4123 V 2381 3/4 QPSK with 9 dB 3869 H 1250 3/5 QPSK with 3,1 dB and lock

super result dreamsat , Despite good values my antenna is too small for 21557

Unfortunately, at 1.80m and from where I stand, I'm a few dB short.

you can modify the PID directly in the receiver with TS satellite editor . It's quicker than modifying the lamedb with the computer.

two short videos showing the approach of a satellite with a TBS983( crazyscan ) and the Mio4K TNAP5( Ocean04) and above all the evolution of the signal .

and even with very weak signals the result is decent. ( 57° East)