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As soon upload photo
11758h after switch got 7.2db with 3.8m
11798h 6.0 same time no lock signal
it look spot beam
no wide beam
As soon upload photo
11758h after switch got 7.2db with 3.8m
11798h 6.0 same time no lock signal
it look spot beam
no wide beam

according to Astra 1M at 19.2°E - LyngSat , are there still 3 transponders activeThis morning at 8:13 to 8:34 UTC, 4 transponders were turned off (3 of Astra 1M and one of Astra 1N). All transponders were used for feed or data.
Txp-29 11641 H Astra 1M
Txp-70 11817 V Astra 1M
Txp-73 11875 H Astra 1M
Txp-92 12246 V Astra 1N
Currently Astra 1M has no more active transponders, except for feeds...
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12110HHave you already sent them an update to publish it ?
it has now been corrected12110H
12422H
12460H
Is now reported to Lyngsat by me. I have mentioned Marcus_21 as contributer and send the link to this topic
I think 1N and 1P will work together, sharing the transponders and providing redundancy until 1Q arrives.When will the frequencies of Astra 1N be transferred to the new satellite Astra 1P?
I think 1N and 1P will work together, sharing the transponders and providing redundancy until 1Q arrives.
ABOUT ASTRA 1P & ASTRA 1Q
With a mission to augment and strengthen SES’s pan-European coverage at 19.2 degrees East, SES and Thales Alenia Space are working together on two new satellites – ASTRA 1P & ASTRA 1Q. ASTRA 1P was launched on 20 June 2024, while ASTRA 1Q is scheduled to launch in 2027.
By 2028, the satellites will seamlessly replace the current 19.2 degrees East fleet, continuing the delivery of premium content to 119 million TV households across Europe.
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