Eutelsat 48A @ 48.2° East

adonis1

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My Satellite Setup
Gibertini dish 1.55 Χ 1.66 ( 100.5°E -45.0°W) ku lnb Inverto Black Ultra 0.2db - Ku band Circular Uni Inverto BLACK Pro 0.2db / / C-Band lnb Titanium wide band - Pauxis 13°- K Panorama 13°K
DR.HD F-15 - Openbox S11 HD - TM-5402 HD M3 & M4
My Location
Syros island - Central Aegean sea - Greece
RIO 2016 HD.webp

RIO 2016 HD..webp

Fransat INFO SD.webp

Channels : RIO 2016 HD & Fransat INFO SD (both fta with picture problems)

11919V 27500 DVB-S MPEG 2

Eutelsat 48A @ 48.2° East (inc. 6°)

13.4 db at 0° inc.
 
Nice catch! :)

None of my lnb's either side of 48E are giving me even a squeek of signal :(
 
I' m starting to get signal at 7 db now.
 
signal reaching 10 db at this moment.
 
Fransat.webp OCS.webp Yes receivable in Malta as well with 1.5 Dish...will check with my 1.2 as well....
 
Receivable here and also 48D 11293V
 

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On the arc @ 10:30am incl. 5.6° rapidly coming off the arc now due to the high incline.

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Even with my 1.2 it is receivable.
I am using a position of Sat 52E and working Westwards to come onto 48E.
 

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11919V 12.3 dB here atm.
 
I get the signal from the North-east of Turkey but the picture is freezing. I get the signal with a multifeed system on a Triax 110 dish with 57 degrees east in the center. The multifed lnb is aligned for 50 degrees east, yet I also get 11.293 V from afgansat. I suppose I would get very strong signal if multifeed lnb was aligned for 48 degrees east. The channels may also be on Afgansat1 steerable beam.
 
Turns out its an easy catch here too - even with an additional lnb squeezed into the gap between the 46E lnb & the 50E one and held in place by hand!

No room for another lnb holder so its a zip tie it in place bodge :D
 

A time lapse 2 hours video of 11919V
 
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