Eutelsat Hot Bird 13G

HOTBIRD 13G



NORAD ID:54225
LOCAL TIME:12:31:04
UTC:11:31:04
LATITUDE:0.01
LONGITUDE:13.01
ALTITUDE [km]:35788.84
ALTITUDE [mi]:22238.15
SPEED [km/s]:3.07
SPEED [mi/s]:1.91
AZIMUTH:163.4 SSE
ELEVATION:+29.8
RIGHT ASCENSION:04h 46m 25s
DECLINATION:-08° 25' 22''
Local Sidereal Time:03h 49m 39s
The satellite is in day light​
SATELLITE PERIOD:1434m
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Hi all, I analyzed some beacons from 13°E and here it is..... on the right, HB 13G !!!
I hope it's useful to understand something...........


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@Paolo71 the beacons/telemetry are in that order
13E_Beacon_11700-11706_H.png

The signal on 11702.81 in circular polarity (RHCP) comes from the satellite Hylas 1 at 13.7°E in inclined orbit.

These are the beacons/telemetry on 12500-12506 MHz...
13E_Beacon_12498-12503_H.png
 
What is happening, I cannot reach anything now. The weather is not that bad. Have Hotbird channels.
I guess the LNB is kaput. What is the best equipment to replace it ?
 
Rutep said:
What is happening, I cannot reach anything now. The weather is not that bad. Have Hotbird channels.
I guess the LNB is kaput. What is the best equipment to replace it ?
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I mean is one brand of LNB better than others ?
Maybe a raven has taken a part of the cable to it....
 
Marcus_21 said:
@Paolo71 the beacons/telemetry are in that order
View attachment 149980

The signal on 11702.81 in circular polarity (RHCP) comes from the satellite Hylas 1 at 13.7°E in inclined orbit.

These are the beacons/telemetry on 12500-12506 MHz...
View attachment 149981
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Hi Marcus_21, I thought that the second beacon on the left was HB 13E as in Satbeams gives the same data : 11702.8H


Satellite Name: Eutelsat Hot Bird 13E (HB13E, Eutelsat 9A, E9A, Eurobird 9A, Hot Bird 7A, Hotbird 7A)
Status: active
Position: 13° E (13° E)
NORAD: 28946
Cospar number: 2006-007B
Operator: Eutelsat Communications S.A.
Launch date: 11-Mar-2006
Launch site: Guiana Space Center
Launch vehicle: Ariane 5 ECA
Launch mass (kg): 4100
Dry mass (kg): 1740
Manufacturer: Thales Group
Model (bus): Spacebus-3000B3
Orbit: GEO
Expected lifetime: 15 yrs.		Call sign:
Beacon(s): 11702.8H, 11704H, 12500H
Details:
38 Ku-band transponders to provide video and Internet services to Europe.
Charts: list
 
toortoor said:
New tp add
10854 H 31427...
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The txp 10853 H, has been active since May 2... it is not a new activation.
Contains only data, with different modcodes.

13E_10853H_1.png 13E_10853H_2.png
 
Paolo71 said:
Hi Marcus_21, I thought that the second beacon on the left was HB 13E as in Satbeams gives the same data : 11702.8H


Satellite Name: Eutelsat Hot Bird 13E (HB13E, Eutelsat 9A, E9A, Eurobird 9A, Hot Bird 7A, Hotbird 7A)
Status: active
Position: 13° E (13° E)
NORAD: 28946
Cospar number: 2006-007B
Operator: Eutelsat Communications S.A.
Launch date: 11-Mar-2006
Launch site: Guiana Space Center
Launch vehicle: Ariane 5 ECA
Launch mass (kg): 4100
Dry mass (kg): 1740
Manufacturer: Thales Group
Model (bus): Spacebus-3000B3
Orbit: GEO
Expected lifetime: 15 yrs.		Call sign:
Beacon(s): 11702.8H, 11704H, 12500H
Details:
38 Ku-band transponders to provide video and Internet services to Europe.
Charts: list
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Hotbird 13E can switch on-station telemetry between two frequencies (11702,80 H and 11704,00 H), but they cannot be turned on at the same time. LEOP/Emergency telemetry is S-band (during LEOP operations it was 2265,188 circular polarity), then has a on-station beacon (no telemetry signals) 12500,00 H (not currently in use, otherwise it overlaps with that of the Hotbird 13C).
 
One More tp available here bro...
 

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