Lyngsat is correct, it's FEC 2/3 (and Pilot set to "on" if needed)
true.if that's 2F it's receivable in Spain,perhaps also the Canaries.TIVU wrote; "Consistent reports of Test on 11023 H 23000 2/3 DVB S2 8PSK: likely to be 2F."
If this is found to be correct I have a 80% here in Spain Code name 8901 & 8911
No, with a huge dish you could tell if you know the exact location of 2F. Beacon signals are used for identification but that would not reveal which transponder is active..A rather naive question from me but would a signal coming from 1N have a different stream ID than something coming from 2F? If so, wouldnt this tell from where the signal is coming?
would you say this is better or worse than before on this tp?If this is found to be correct I have a 80% here in Spain Code name 8901 & 8911 BBC1
anyone from central Europe can report?
I shall deliver it by 7 pm.There are also reports of unchanged signal in MurciaSo far reported on 11023H we have increased signal in Netherlands and Scotland. Can others in these areas confirm this please?
Central England seems to be unchanged, and everywhere else is reporting lower signal to some degree.
Also, it will be interesting to see Trigger's report when it comes in.
So far reported on 11023H we have increased signal in Netherlands and Scotland. Can others in these areas confirm this please?
Central England seems to be unchanged, and everywhere else is reporting lower signal to some degree.
Also, it will be interesting to see Trigger's report when it comes in.
I'd say it's about the same (within 0,5dSo far reported on 11023H we have increased signal in Netherlands and Scotland. Can others in these areas confirm this please?