63.0W Telstar 14R

Manikm909

Manikm909

Small'ish Dish Man
My Satellite Setup
Channel Master 1.8M on Edision MIO 4K & GTMEDIA Combo, and CM1.2M on Octagon SF8008
My Location
Kent, UK

Just Sharing This - TP found @ 63w - 11505 - H - 21000'​




Service Name: "BEAM_T14R_W01_0006"
 
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Finally got it, west limit beam possible here 63w Telstar-14 ( inclinaison 7° ! )

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I have just received the same signal here [11605H 21000] North Atlantic beam on my HD Ranger. No channels within and its ACM/VCM. The satellite has other signals between 11450H and 11700H. Nothing here on the vertical polarity. Lyngsat is very out of date and the others don't go that far west.
 
Please can anyone confirm that only 11633 V is left on Telestar 14R at 63W
 
Joolz said:
Please can anyone confirm that only 11633 V is left on Telestar 14R at 63W
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I have this Joolz but it doesn't tell me much , should there be any content ?
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Thanks @John

My previous list ( April) had 6 transponders at this position. Most of these seemed to be Aviation IFE or Marine IP Data. Looks like the airline / cruise ship has changed provider / orbital position.
 
I haven't seen any signals from this satellite on my device for a while!
Is there still anything receivable around here?
Or is it just my problem, given the leaves growing on the trees near my house?
Thanks
 
Only one signal at 11633 V is transmitted, this is a good signal strength with me but will not lock on any s2/s2x card I have.
 
found as read is in vertical polarity, all the horizontal ones have been turned off
 

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Good catch. Did you manage to get a lock on 11633V?

What is interesting according to the great frequencyplansatellites website Telstar 14R has no transponder on that frequency in vertical!

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Just wondering , can anybody see this very weak Hor signal, ..... checked here to see if it's something picked up off a side lobe of the dish but seems to be off the 63° W position. 63° W beacon also shown in screen grab

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@hvdh thank you for the info.

Can anyone see any Ka Band off this position?

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John said:
Just wondering , can anybody see this very weak Hor signal, ..... checked here to see if it's something picked up off a side lobe of the dish but seems to be off the 63° W position. 63° W beacon also shown in screen grab

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@John Nothing seen on my 1.8m at 11764H
 
Several years ago on this slot at 63 west I found 2 transponders in V, this is proof that the signals were already present some time ago

Ricevuti i 63° W in Europa ?

telstar 19 vantage 63 west questo dovrebbe essere un suo TP
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Telstar 14R has been raised to graveyard altitude, and is also removed from the Telesat site.
Whatever still comes from 63.0°W must be from Telstar 19V.
 
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