Badr7 26e

solly

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Tel Aviv, Israel
Hello i try got signal 26e 10970v nw africa beam on 3,6m dh no signal any member got signal
 
I can not check ATM, but couple of years ago this transponder was receivable at my place.
 

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Currently 10970V 6.2db 3m+SF8008. (Used to be 2db stronger)
10998V 10.2db
 
That ir day-time dependent, cuz during the day signal is changing considerably.
It's not normal signal variation. 10970V was possible here with 1.8m 2016/17, but not anymore. It's actually -3db average (was using 2.4m back then)

Try it your self, see if you can get 8db values today. Same time you can check Eshail2.
10730H 30000 5.5db (Nobody has reported to Lyngsat)
10850H 27000 7.5db
11350H 30000 4.0db (Wrong satellite in Lyngsat)
 
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Pointed antenna towards Badr @26*E. Scanned all possible transponders and put all data in the spreadsheet, then created the graph. BadrSignal2019.webp
 
I like this way better than presenting lots of screenshots. You are right, Enigma2 does the scan and creates txt file, than I transfer data to excel and make graph. That how txt data looks ScreenHunter_904 Jun. 25 00.13.webp
P.S. Yes, E'sh-1 @25,5*E transponders are not included.
 
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How to create such a textfile or where to find it?
 
How to create such a textfile or where to find it?


There are options with EBSPro to create excel files and charts for satellite scan results.

To save the result of a single scan with EBSPro:

1. Tick the "save tps in a file ......." box in the blind scan options screen.
2. Select xml file format.
3. Nominate a folder where the single scan file result is to be saved.

The output xml file can be opened in excel and a chart created.


EBSPro Single Scan Export.webp




EBSPro also allows the entire scan results database to be analysed. This contains the results of all historic scans unless it has been emptied at which point it starts again and saves all scan results moving forward. There is a topic on how to work with the EBS Pro scan results database available from the link below.

 
Returning to 26 East, I have attached below a chart and a table that present my miserable effort at scanning this cluster of satellites. From a UK location you need a big dish and a favourable geographic location with respect to the beam footprints.

I achieved a lock on some of the transponders but was some way adrift of securing a lock on the others. The Badr-4 frequencies were easily lockable but a toddler with a dustbin lid can pick those signals up, they offer no challenge to the UK located extreme fringe men. For the satellites at this 26 East cluster other than Badr-4 I had very limited success, more dish acreage is needed.

I included two data points in the chart, the column in the foreground is the signal level required for a lock, the column in the background is the signal level I achieved. Hopefully the use of two data points per frequency provides comparative visibility of the lock level and the signal achieved level?



26.0E Chart.webp


26.0E Table.webp
 
The chart in the above post was a bit congested and included contributions from the dustbin lid satellite (Badr-4). I have removed the Badr-4 scan results from the chart source data set and refreshed the chart. Also, the frequency axis of the chart now includes the satellite and beam information.

In addition, I moved my SNR signal achieved levels to the foreground and placed the corresponding lock levels in the background. It may possibly present a clearer view of how far I was away from a lock on some of the frequencies. You gotta go large on this Bad Boy cluster of satellites from a UK location, I am scratching around getting very little success and managed a lock on only 9 of the 29 frequencies in the chart attached below.

We need a UK Big Dish Man to come along and sort this Bad Boy out.



26.0E Chart (Excluding Badr-4).webp
 
10730H 30000 and 11350H 30000 are Eshail2 as noted before. You should also receive 10770V 27500
 
Getting a signal from 10770 V 27500 but no picture/audio.
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