5°E?

[aceb]

I'm locking something very weak on or slightly east of 5°E on 11235V 20000 1/2 S2/QPSK. It's so weak it's only intermittent lock and isn't sufficiently strong enough to successfully scan, either that or it's emtpy. Maybe someone else could try this one and see if there's anything useful on it?

 

[Channel Hopper]

There was a similar transponder frequency and other parameters on 7E a few weeks back.




7.0E, Eutelsat 7A

<a class="">11235CodeMode: ACM
Spectral Inversion: ON
RollOff: 0.20
Pilot: OFF
MIS: 0
Carrier width: 24.000 MHz
BitRate: 35.340 Mbit/s
SNR 15.8, RFLevel -52</a>

Vertical

20000

DVB-S2

QPSK2

8/9

<a class="">Data{AOL}Reported by: satesco
From: Undefined (Undefined)
Equipment: 1,1 m
DVB Card: TBS 6925 DVBS/S2 Tuner
Software version: 8.0.0.4</a>

 

[Archived-1]

ive just taken a look at this and it appears to be coming from 7E like C/H is saying, i turned usuals off and went to 1.2 and the more i went E the stronger the signal, just doing a full scan atm and will see what it picks up.

 

[BlindFaith]

It's coming from 7E. If you have an ACM capable card you'll have a constant lock. At 1st glance it doesn't look like ACM cos it's QPSK all the time but the FEC is changing from time to time ;)
Though it's flagged as transport stream TSReader shows a lot of continuity errors.

 

[aceb]

Thanks chaps, that is what confused me BF, the S/N and BER figures were all over the place but now running it as a loop in CS I can see the peak at 7E.

 

[Channel Hopper]

;)
Though it's flagged as transport stream TSReader shows a lot of continuity errors.

That's AOL for you