47.5E (Intelsat 10) STN mux

[Huevos]

I hit that transponder too, and another one I think was 11674V DVB-S2.

 

[Archived-1]

thanks huevos, so i am in the right place, i am just doing a detail scan and its picked (service 02) i will add tp when scans finished.

service 02 another $ channel 11.479v 2.700

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ive just got a lock on the mux :-) its too weak for video atm but i will keep an eye on it.

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ive got video and audio lock now the signal is getting stronger by the hour still breaking up at times though,

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all coming in strong now

 

[Huevos]

DVB-S2 8PSK 11675 V 25000, plenty of signal. No channels.

 

[aceb]

Checking this slot this morning for feeds and notice something unusual, comparing 11474 and 11479 against 12602 the first two are five 'clicks' further east than 12602. A quirk of my dish and LNB due to the frequency difference or are the first two on Eutelsat 48C?

 

[Archived-1]

i am new to this but is 48e moving in/out off the arc ? if you/me are scanning when she is in line it could account for some activity ?,

maybe worth checking when 48e is in line and see what a scan brings up, are have i got it all wrong ?.

 

[hvdh]

Situation now around 48 East:
47.5° East, 0.0° inclination: Intelsat 10, using 11450...11700 H/V and 12500...12750V
48.0° East, 0.3° inclination: Eutelsat 48C, using only 11428 H (broad unlockable peak)
48.2° East, 3.5° inclination: Eutelsat 48A, using 11575...11700 H and 11700...12100 H

Eutelsat 48A will cross the arc at 12:49 UTC, giving strong signals below 11700 H that overwhelm Intelsat 10.

 

[Archived-1]

thankyou hvdh, what setup do you use please for tracking,

 

[hvdh]

My setup is in the profile at the left where it should be!
BTW, most signals on these satellites is APSK and/or ACM/VCM and will only lock with TBS 6925 or similar cards.

 

[Archived-1]

yes i know that, i just did not understand how you was tracking inclined/declined with what you have,

azbox will open them will it not ?

 

[hvdh]

Probably not with azbox, here is a scan I just made of Eutelsat 48A.
If it's too late now, every next day, the Clarke-belt transit is 4 minutes earlier.

So I'm not mechanically tracking the satellite, instead just wait for the transits!

 

[Archived-1]

ok thanks for clearing that up, just done a google and the azbox should pick up APSK ACM/VCM, thanks again.

 

[aceb]

And yet, to me the largest diurnal fluctuation is noticed on the 12602V package which isn't inclined. I'll re-attach the power to my inclination actuator later and compare signals.

My scan locked these,

1=11580,H,4214,56
2=11589,H,10535,23
3=11624,H,5000,56
4=11634,H,10185,34,16APSK
5=11646,H,2000,23,16APSK
6=11649,H,2000,56,16APSK
7=11662,H,12640,56
8=11690,H,10420,78,8PSK

 

[Archived-1]

is anyone getting alkass sng2 11474v 2.700 the signal never drops here,

 

[hvdh]

Aceb, Intelsat 12 @ 45.0 East (11468V 30000) is very strong, and may "push away" the optimum direction for the weaker Intelsat 10 signals.

Martin-f, yes there is both
11475 V 2700 3/4, ALKASS SNG2 (9 d, and
11478 V 2700 3/4, Service 02 (6.5 d.
Encrypted as usual.

 

[Archived-1]

thankyou, ive just scanned service 02 back in.

 

[Analoguesat]

Eutel 48A tracking:

http://www.n2yo.com/?s=24665