12°W WSG 3

[Anonymous_1]

20250 L : Beacon, Telemetry ?



20307 L 19125 2/3 QPSK DATA





Sorry if already posted, I can't find it .

 

[Llew]

There's one or two mentions of WSG3 dotted around the KA section Feedsat, for instance my scan in the thread here (post #210) -
https://www.satellites.co.uk/forums/threads/ka-b-c-overlap-hughes-thread.162174/page-11#post-912165

VS has uploaded some too somewhere in the section.

 

[hvdh]

It's WGS, Wideband Global Satcom.
http://www.afspc.af.mil/library/factsheets/factsheet.asp?id=5582

 

[Anonymous_1]

Tkanks guys for your help.

 

[Anonymous_1]

Another active signal, I can' t demodulate it.
20175

 

[Captain Jack]

Looks like an alien signal!

 

[Anonymous_1]

My scan and report of the day for this position

 

[Anonymous_1]

Scan of the day

20307 L 19122 2/3, same DATA found at 71.5°E on 20595 L

 

[Anonymous_1]

last scan

the signal up and down always and each time with a different SR
21091.1 SR 2600

21091.9 SR 1580

 

[Anonymous_1]

Scan with the SMW

 

[Llew]

I have the weak ACM feed on 20804V 2047 3/4 32APSK. May be the 20808 Feedsat has, and my LOF is incorrect by a few MHz (I'm using my modded Inverto Ka LNB on a Triax TD88).

 

[Llew]

New for me, 21044 SR 6368 FEC 3/4 ACM 32ASPK.

Correct frequency? Using XMW LNB with SUP2400.

 

[Anonymous_1]

Here is my scan of the 27th of november:



Edit: with SMW PLL Dual band (LHCP)

 

[Llew]

Here is my scan of the 27th of november:

View attachment 88155

Edit: with SMW PLL Dual band (LHCP)

My scan obviously out a little, I had to use the Ka Inverto option in Crazyscan and change the LOF there accordingly Not bad though for a Band D LNB out of its comfort zone

 

[Archive-8]

My scan obviously out a little, I had to use the Ka Inverto option in Crazyscan and change the LOF there accordingly Not bad though for a Band D LNB out of its comfort zone

Is that with the ka/ku lnb, and sup-2400?

 

[Llew]

That's with the XMW and SUP, but OK with the KaKu too. You won't of course have the full Band C with this arrangement, as only part of the spectrum is shifted down.