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Useful. Just need to find a TP with that high a SR which I can resolve with my cards etc.
 
Llew said:
Useful. Just need to find a TP with that high a SR which I can resolve with my cards etc.
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might be able to help you there Llew ..... @scopus Chris, pass on that Ku TP info that Roy sent you matey
 
Roy Carman from Feedhunters found these over the last couple of weeks Llew on 34.5W

11.044 V 61966 2/5
11.105 V 61966 2/5
11.075 V 62028 S2 8PSK 3/4
All seem to be data channels

Might be worth look there?
 
Transponders with symbol rates above 45,000 are mainly used for data,
Some feeds have been observed with S/R over 60,000 but these are very rare.

FlySat Hylas 2 @ 31° East

ABS-3A @ 3° West
11150 V
NS3 68571 Auto EBU Hypermux

SES-4 @ 22 west
12712 V
DVB-S2/16APSK
ACM 46990 5/6 Data

Telstar 11N @ 37.5° West
12712 V
DVB-S2/16APSK
ACM 46990 5/6 Data
 
Thanks guys. Can't do the NS3 one William, That's Feedsatdxer's territory ;)
 
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34.5W 11075V, not locking. The other TPs mentioned above on this bird obviously not up at this time, as they fall within this frequency's spread.

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A new version of Crazyscan2_1.0.2.150
- Extended DVB-T2 specific signal info in Carrier Search dialog.
-StreamReaderEx-BDA 1.2.4.48 and newer required !

And new StreamReaderEx-BDA 1.2.4.50
-Extended DVB-T2 specific signal info from SignalInfo2(), AirScan().
-SEARCH_RESULT2 struct extended, required recompilation for applications !
 
When I did an LNB test recently I found that both CrazyScan and EBSPro gave lower SNR readings than those from the EBSPro Signal Analyser SNR or a satellite receiver SNR. Presumably due to the quick pass the software does when scanning a frequency range. This was not a global issue for all SNR but it did occur on some.

Is it an option to get the streamreader software or whatever software that manages the scan to do a slower speed pass in the hope that it captures a more accurate SNR reading? Or get it to do a return scan for those frequencies found and logged in a table and sit on them for several seconds to get the SNR?
 
Do a few limited freq range test scans on just one particular transponder MB but with different 'Method /Steps' settings - ie: start off with 1 MHz then 2 MHz up to 4 or 6 MHz and see if the S/N figures alter. I usually get higher S/N figures from my Promax when it is just parked on a particular frequency.
 
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John said:
Do a few test scans on just one particular transponder MB but with different 'Method /Steps' settings - ie: start off with 1 MHz then 2 MHz up to 4 or 6 MHz and see if the S/N figures alter. I usually get higher S/N figures from my Promax when it is just parked on a particular frequency.
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Yes, I think that is the logical way forward re smaller step scans and compare the results.

For those with a slight inclination towards IT tinkering, the entire EBSPro database of all historic scan results for all satellites can be easily exported and opened with a spreadsheet application. The EBSPro database is in SQLite format which can be opened by free SQLite database viewers. This allows reading and exporting of the EBSPro database as a csv file or a text file, both of which can be opened by excel or any other spreadsheet application.

It saves a lot of copying/typing and removes the risk of manual error for anyone wishing to keep/transfer records of their scanning forays from EBSPro into a spreadsheet.
 
Any hope to see a blind scan solution for this USB tuner??

HD USB Satellite HD DVB-S/S2-Geniatech MyGica





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Hi
I managed to configure CrazyScan for my SkyStar USBHD.
It seems I failed as I have received error message "checkForDVBEx".
I guess this related to the HW driver.
Any one for advise PLEASE.
 
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