Astra 2E launch may be delayed (Proton M Launch Failure: Merged)

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If they use receiving pattern like Amos then we will be out of everything.middle east spot is useable only at south and southeast Greece,and Central European footprint is watchable at western ,north western Greece.at the middle and because of the reuse of frequencies it is impossible or matter of luck to receive anything ( interference from both spots).so British expats will turn in other ways (ip) for receiving tv


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adonis1 said:
Αccording to unofficial source It seems to be July .
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July 19 .
 
The satellite will be tested at 43.5° East. :)
 
Taken from this document, " The permanent orbital location for Astra-2E, which is licensed by Luxembourg, will be 28.2° E.L. The in-orbit testing location will be 43.5° E.L. "
 
after read document it mean band eurobird low 11ghz and astra 1n,2a
also testing signal to 12,5 ghz
 
The frequencies mentioned herein refer to the telecommand and telemetry for transfer to orbit.
 
the low band d 10,7 to 10,.9 not report yet signal test
 
Anyone got a link to the ILS launch document, if one has been made available yet??
 
Proton Briz-M.
 
Proton-M/Briz-M – Baikonur 200/39 it soon more info about launch
 
Captain Jack said:
Let's hope the Russkies don't screw up....
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You mean let's hope the Kazaks don't screw it up as many in Moscow that want all there Sky channels back
 
Фрэнк said:
You mean let's hope the Kazaks don't screw it up as many in Moscow that want all there Sky channels back
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With the tighter beams I would have thought Moscow would have ended up with less channels not more!
 
Фрэнк said:
You mean let's hope the Kazaks don't screw it up as many in Moscow that want all there Sky channels back
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I think only Astra 2G will help get some channels back, assuming Sky use this satellite. Astra 2E and 2F are not good for Russia.
 
I think 2F Euro beam is still receivable in parts of Russia - at least that's what I've seen on some Russian forums.
 
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