Astra 28e 11042H -11172H / 11141V

popolon

popolon

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My Satellite Setup
Teleste 5m,invacom quad (28.2E), invacom quattro (26.0E). Triax multiswitch (1in, 8 out)
-TT 1600 PCI. Prof 3701 PCI.
-DR HD F15
-Ariva ferguson A120
Aerial 3m dish (7W-28.5E) + motor+ invacom quad.
-Ariva ferguson A220.
My Location
Finland
What is the correct forum topic to find out the source for signals seen on 11042H-11172H and 11141V? I would like to know from where are these coming, and spectrum from 28.2E would be needed also someone from middle East ( or near) to see where are those really lockable. As I have strong signals from those mysterious H polarity, but no lock.
 
popolon said:
What is the correct forum topic to find out the source for signals seen on 11042H-11172H and 11141V? I would like to know from where are these coming, and spectrum from 28.2E would be needed also someone from middle East ( or near) to see where are those really lockable. As I have strong signals from those mysterious H polarity, but no lock.
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Hang on & I'll split these two posts onto their own thread.
 
Done.

Its quite possible they are just coming off Astra 2C as they are strong in Finland
 
Here are the mysterious signals. if these are on 2C, why the signal is not lockable?
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Surely these signals shuold be lockable somewhere in europe, or middle east? Some data spot beam in europe?
 
popolon said:
Here are the mysterious signals. if these are on 2C, why the signal is not lockable?


Surely these signals shuold be lockable somewhere in europe, or middle east? Some data spot beam in europe?
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If they are using some none standard broadcast modulation then most receivers wont show the signals - its quite normal for you guys with PC cards to be able to see signals that folk who only have receivers cant see. Its also possible that the signals are unmodulated carriers.

You also have to remember that relatively few active members of the forum have pc cards - probably less than a dozen, and they are virtually all based in western Europe..
 
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