astra 1p 19.2e

Marcus_21 said:
February 5, 2025, 19:00 UTC.

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If you look carefully at the images, you can understand which satellites they come from.
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@Marcus_21 Thank you for your excellent and dedicational work. I examined your images from 19:00 UTC Feb. 5 and I think it tells an even bigger story. You can clearly point out ASTRA 1M/1KR against 1L, 1N and 1P. These are the ones where the green sweep is slightly lower than the blue sweep and the red one is above the black sweep.

Unfortunately, one can't distinguish between 1KR and 1M, but in my view, it confirms that the remaining tps on 1M are tps 52, 54, 56, 58, 60, 61, 64, 67, 68, 69, 70, 72, 74, 76, 78, 79, 80, 82, 84, 97 & 104 (as stated by lyngsat, flysat etc. with exception regarding tps 82 and 102).

Additionally, it seems that (against other sources), Tps 66, 85, 101 & 103 are NOT on 1M anymore. The fact that the uplink provider of Tps 85 & 101 has recently been handed over from ARD Germany to SES, underscores this theory.
On the other hand Tps 41, 73, 81, 82 and 120 seem to be on 1M.

Could you have a look at these tps, please?
 

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I anticipated the check a bit, however the transponders of Astra 1N are clearly highlighted (marked with arrows). 1N was located further east, compared to the other satellites in the fleet.

I can confirm that transponder 120 has been moved to 1N.

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Fortunix said:
@Marcus_21 Thank you for your excellent and dedicational work. I examined your images from 19:00 UTC Feb. 5 and I think it tells an even bigger story. You can clearly point out ASTRA 1M/1KR against 1L, 1N and 1P. These are the ones where the green sweep is slightly lower than the blue sweep and the red one is above the black sweep.

Unfortunately, one can't distinguish between 1KR and 1M, but in my view, it confirms that the remaining tps on 1M are tps 52, 54, 56, 58, 60, 61, 64, 67, 68, 69, 70, 72, 74, 76, 78, 79, 80, 82, 84, 97 & 104 (as stated by lyngsat, flysat etc. with exception regarding tps 82 and 102).

Additionally, it seems that (against other sources), Tps 66, 85, 101 & 103 are NOT on 1M anymore. The fact that the uplink provider of Tps 85 & 101 has recently been handed over from ARD Germany to SES, underscores this theory.
On the other hand Tps 41, 73, 81, 82 and 120 seem to be on 1M.

Could you have a look at these tps, please?
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The txp-41 is on 1KR, if you look at the top right, I entered the TLE data at the time of the detections, and 1M and 1KR are very close, you have to check at different times to understand the difference. The txp-120 was on 1L, and 1L was also very close to 1M.
 
max11 said:
Good catch! But why all tps with 12 figures transferred to 1n not 1p ??
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In an old post I mentioned the distribution of tp according to characteristics, low band to one satellite and high band to another, then I looked it up.
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En un post viejo se comento el reparto de tp según características, banda baja a un satelite y los de banda alta a otro, luego lo busco.
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Tururu said:
In an old post I mentioned the distribution of tp according to characteristics, low band to one satellite and high band to another, then I looked it up.
picon-libro-50a.gif

En un post viejo se comento el reparto de tp según características, banda baja a un satelite y los de banda alta a otro, luego lo busco.
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which previous post?
 
italy2006 said:
which previous post?
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Comments on this post Post#247-248
And the summaries of the tp/frequencies moved by the colleague Marcus21 Post #313
I put the interesting part of your pdf that decorates my door of the "Workshop", ** the end of the day 1-23-2025**.
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Los comentarios de este post Post#247-248
Y los resúmenes de los tp/frecuencias movidos del compañero Marcus21 Post #313
Pongo la parte interesante de su pdf que decora mi puerta del "Taller", ** el final del día 23-1-2025**.

Check the satellite/satellite colors currently in use./Revisa el satelite/los colores del satelite en uso actualmente.
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But the age of the satellites and what they can emit (band), I think the cards are clear.
Mas la edad de los satélites y que pueden emitir (banda), pienso que las cartas están a la vista.

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From the A1L_THRU.I11 file on the SES website. It is noted that in the night/morning band, Astra 1L from 19,14°E on February 9, goes to 19,34°E on February 23.

If the data is correct and it is not an error. I suspect they will move it to a parking area at 19,4°E... let's see if they will move the remaining transponders this week.

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Marcus_21 said:
From the A1L_THRU.I11 file on the SES website. It is noted that in the night/morning band, Astra 1L from 19,14°E on February 9, goes to 19,34°E on February 23.

If the data is correct and it is not an error. I suspect they will move it to a parking area at 19,4°E... let's see if they will move the remaining transponders this week.

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It mean 1L all tp move until 23 February
 
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