Eutelsat Hot Bird 13F & 13G

HOTBIRD 13F

NORAD ID:
54048
LOCAL TIME:
10:11:14
UTC:
10:11:14
LATITUDE:
0.18
LONGITUDE:
-1.22
ALTITUDE [km]:
36765.75
ALTITUDE [mi]:
22845.18
SPEED [km/s]:
3.04
SPEED [mi/s]:
1.89
AZIMUTH: 181.4 S
ELEVATION:
+31.5
RIGHT ASCENSION:
21h 27m 49s
DECLINATION:
-08° 08' 15''
Local Sidereal Time:
21h 33m 55s
The satellite is in day light
SATELLITE PERIOD:
1442m

 
Now stop @ 1.9 e .... where the final tests taking place
 

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Just an observation over the last few hours .....
The 1.9°East beacon 12496.50 circular as a reference point, Hotbird13F is very slightly away from the 1.9° E position at about 1.5°-1.6° E for a guess
Hotbird 13F Marker 12501.75 appeared to be Hor polorised on the grab earlier this morning .
There is also a marker at 12500.00 Vertical showing.
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Eut 13F - approx 1.5°East.JPG
 
From the measurements I made yesterday, using the Eutelsat 3B (11699,80 H) and Thor 5 (11701,00 H) telemetry signals as a reference. Counting the actuator pulses against the telemetry signal from the Hotbird 13F (11701,70 R)... it appears to be around 1,2°E.

Yesterday the telemetry signals changed bandwidth, going from about 200KHz to 600KHz.
Today I noticed several tests on the telemetry frequencies, with different switching on and off:
The 11701,70 went from the RHCP circular polarity to the horizontal linear one and then back to the circular one, for some situations it was also turned off.
Turned on the 11704,60 in horizontal polarity and was subsequently turned off.
The 12500,00 LHCP was also turned off for a while.
The 12501,70 was first turned on in vertical polarity, then switched to horizontal polarity and then turned off.

11701,70 RHCP
11701.70_R.png
11701,70 H
11701.70_H.png
11704,60 H
11704.60_H.png
12500,00 LHCP
12500.00_L.png
12501,70 V
12501.70_V.png
12501,70 H
12501.70_H.png
 
From the measurements I made yesterday, using the Eutelsat 3B (11699,80 H) and Thor 5 (11701,00 H) telemetry signals as a reference. Counting the actuator pulses against the telemetry signal from the Hotbird 13F (11701,70 R)... it appears to be around 1,2°E.

Yesterday the telemetry signals changed bandwidth, going from about 200KHz to 600KHz.
Today I noticed several tests on the telemetry frequencies, with different switching on and off:
The 11701,70 went from the RHCP circular polarity to the horizontal linear one and then back to the circular one, for some situations it was also turned off.
Turned on the 11704,60 in horizontal polarity and was subsequently turned off.
The 12500,00 LHCP was also turned off for a while.
The 12501,70 was first turned on in vertical polarity, then switched to horizontal polarity and then turned off.

11701,70 RHCP
View attachment 148088
11701,70 H
View attachment 148084
11704,60 H
View attachment 148085
12500,00 LHCP
View attachment 148089
12501,70 V
View attachment 148087
12501,70 H
View attachment 148086
Thank u for sharing these screenshots..
My question is can i lock these tps with normal setup box???
Highly appreciated
 
how long testing will remain intact on 1.55E

it seems it will stay for a while on this location

anyone share past experience and behavior
 
Tonight the first test carrier appeared... In full band on the frequencies 10719 V, 10775 H and 12577 H. Then with narrow carrier always on the frequencies 10719 V, 10775 H, 12577 H and with the addition of 12673 V.
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1.5E-RFScan_3163.png
1.5E-RFScan_3192.png
1.5E-RFScan_3225.png
1.5E-RFScan_3263.png
 
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