Eutelsat 13C now Eutelsat 12 West G @ 12.5° W

[EnoSat]

I just saw the same spike (ignore the Astra reference)

How are the spikes compared to the new frequencies?

 

[satesco]

These transponders also appear to work with the S2X extension(?). I infer this from the RollOff of 0.05 to 10843 V and 10872 V.

 

[anto@]

there are 2 carriers at 12519 and 12562 V
12659H





10855 H
10836 V
10873 V

 

[Jamie A]

How are the spikes compared to the new frequencies?

Scan 10700-11200 with unwanted 10981 V from 11.0W

 

[satesco]

there are 2 carriers at 12519 and 12562 V
12659H

Yes, I saw them but couldn't lock them.

I don't want to dwell too much on the S2X extension of the three muxes to 12.5W. But tests with neumoDVB seem to confirm that this mode is also used.

 

[anto@]

there is no interference it is 12.5 west with a 180 disc the frequencies of nearby satellites are not noticeable

 

[anto@]

those are very strange signs

 

[solly]

What fraquency use it

 

[satesco]

Here is what the signal looks like with the 6983 card.
I'm unsure if the mux found and parameters by IQmonitor are valid.
The signal should be checked in the next few days.

 

[william-1]

I contacted lyngsat & flysat re the correct position of Hotbird 3C,
lyngsat have now updated their site:-

Atlantic - LyngSat

 

[solly]

and n2yo still wrong position 18w

 

[william-1]

Another here Geostationary Satellite Position List Archive (Clarke belt snapshots)

Just goes to illustrate how lazy some of these sites are relying on old outdated data without actually checking for themselves

Good job that this Forum is on the ball

 

[EnoSat]

HotBird 13C renamed to Eutelsat 12 West G

 

[anto@]

new tp 11257 11298 H 31429
3 tp right low signal

 

[satesco]

Thanks @anto@; there's another one activated at 11294 H, 31422, 1/2; both appear to be generic streams.

 

[ozumo]

Around 12544V, what type of transponder would give a waterfall like this? It's like the bandwidth is constantly changing

 

[solly]

new tp 11257 11298 H 31429
3 tp right low signal

maybe it use dvb2x

 

[william-1]

flysat update for 12.5°W

https://flysat.com/en/satellite/eutelsat-12-west-g

 

[ozumo]

Around 12544V, what type of transponder would give a waterfall like this? It like the bandwidth is constantly changing

View attachment 150571

Something similar between 12504 to 12520V. The spike in the spectrum is a clock spur from the SDR.

 

[EnoSat]

Maybe used for TDM/TDMA VSAT Hub