Astra 2G: Testing at 43.5°E

[satesco]

10891 H

I recheck the signal on these carriers and are both really active.So I was not right.

 

[satesco]

Again 10714 H with strong signal this time

 

[satesco]

Again 11693 V

 

[satesco]

12051 V

 

[satesco]

Again 10891 H

 

[satesco]

Again 10834 H

 

[solly]

10834v
2.5 uk beam

 

[statalite]

Is there any possibility that they might deliberately try to go ahead of schedule and test more transponders per day?
Wishful thinking I suspect.

 

[william-1]

Is there any possibility that they might deliberately try to go ahead of schedule and test more transponders per day?
Wishful thinking I suspect.

At the current rate of testing they will be on schedule to move in approx 2 weeks time to start at 28.3 east at the beginning of June.

 

[solly]

11575v 2db

 

[satesco]

10800 H

 

[william-1]

11802 H

 

[solly]

11800h
1.5db

 

[solly]

NOW 2B

 

[satesco]

10863 H

 

[solly]

10863 H 0.5db

 

[satesco]

again 10891 H

 

[Marcus_21]

From the logs of today.....

 

[Marcus_21]

..other

 

[william-1]

Test carriers observed so far by members here on satellites.co.uk:-

https://www.satellites.co.uk/forums/threads/astra-2g-testing-at-43-5°e.165161/page-6#post-925896

10714 H
10728 V
10744 H
10758 V
10773 H
10817 V
10800 H
10832 H
10847 V
10863 H
10876 V
10891 H
10906 V
11035 V
11114 H
11200 V
11224 H
11224 V
11264 H
11265 V
11315 V
11420 H
11565 V
11617 H
11692 V
11720 H
11758 H
11823 V
11915 H
11938 V
11954 H
11982 H
12015 V
12032 H
12051 V
12070 H
12090 V
12148 H
12465 H
12486 V