45,0° east Blagovest 1 or 45,1° easr Azerspace/Intelsat

[dreamsat]

It is difficult to say which satellite this is. All Russian programs have been switched off on normal satellites controlled by the EU or America. Does the Blagovest have Ku band? The signal is very high but at 53°E the signal is also high. Anyone have any more info?

I have the feeling that if I tune into an Azerspace transponder, the signal improves a little bit. Even at 3,70m, it's difficult to tell 0.1° apart.

best regards

 

[satesco]

At the moment, I can't check this mux, but I think it's from Cosmos 2520, actually, Azerspace 1 at 45.1E, which already transmitting C-band T2-MI programs. I found two such muxes, reported on FlySat.

 

[satesco]

I finally managed to lock the signal, which is strong.
I didn't expect it to be so accessible with my antenna. It seems to be on a European spot/wide.
Thanks @dreamsat.

 

[hvdh]

A so far unnoted Ku-band payload on a Blagovest series satellite, now suddenly revealing?
Having a hard time believing that. It's just Azerspace 2, I think.
Drizzling a bit while scanning, so signal may improve later.

 

[satesco]

Indeed, the signal has improved by 2dB on 11469 H since last night. Here's what it looks like right now in my area.

 

[suedschwede]

I can also confirm it is on Azerspace 2/Intelsat 38 at 45.1°E

 

[cybertomanek]

11469 H,19000,5/6

 

[Captain Jack]

11469 H,19000,5/6

I can't believe they still show that moronic show.

 

[stephan94]

from my location 11469 H 19000 is possible to receive with 1,20m ( with 11,4 d