Intelsat 10 at 68.5°E Global beam

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Zazai

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Hi, all friends, can someone tell me about the Intelsat 10/20 at 68.5°E Global beam, what size dish will be enough to get it ?
 
in the pic there is a red color map here i live now i think u mates can give me an idea about it ? thanks in advance
 
You appear to be on the 32dBW power line. At C-band you are looking at something around 3m diameter - maybe a bit bigger.

Which channels are you interested in - there may be easier ways to get them.
 
-http://www.satbeams.com/footprints?beam=5209

Intelsat 10 will be replaced by Intelsat 20 at the beginning of September .
 
thnx, and i want all indian,pakistani channels and Ten Sports also from intesal 10, i have skysports and zee cafe but they not showing all sports, cricket matches from all around the world :)
 
ok thnx for the info and where can i see the footprint map of Intelsat 20 ?
 
Zazai said:
ok thnx for the info and where can i see the footprint map of Intelsat 20 ?
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Yes - in post #5 :D

You still need a 2.7m dish even when I-20 goes into service.

Many of the Indian / Pakistani channels are encrypted so you would require a suitable subscription to them - difficult to arrange in Europe.

Oh and you can forget anything encrypted in PowerVu - thats about the most secure encryption going, and subs are only available to cable head end operators
 
Zazai said:
ok thnx for the info and where can i see the footprint map of Intelsat 20 ?
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-http://www.satbeams.com/satellites?norad=38740

It's light different , but no changes for you , you still need 2.70m , if you want 24/7 reception .

Intelsat 20 , it's the most heaviest and most powerful satellite of Intelsat fleet , so maybe the things are better than footprints shows , but we have to wait , few days for this .
 
adonis1 said:
Intelsat 20 , it's the most heaviest and most powerful satellite of Intelsat fleet , so maybe the things are better than footprints shows , but we have to wait , few days for this .
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Or worse, the onboard systems will be much better at delivering footprints that are tight around the designated regions.
 
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