Thaicom 5/6/8 @ 78.5° east

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some unlocked feeds today

 

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new scan

 

[satesco]

We can get Thaicom in our area with patience and a good time, even with small antennas.

 

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11180 H 2500 DVBS2/QPSK 2/3

 

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11186 H 2200 DVBS/QPSK 3/4
Al Kafeel TV at 11153 H seems to have been just a feed after all. It's not broadcasting at the moment.

 

[Satfaca]

Decent lock with 2.4m.

 

[dreamsat]

today is strong signal

 

[Satfaca]

Indeed, 2dB more compared to yesterday. The signal is somewhat unstable though, fluctuating about 1 dB up & down.

 

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Feed at 11186 H 2500 QPSK 3/4

 

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today is signal verry high

 

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feed at 11184 H 5000 DVBS2/8PSK 5/6

 

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many feeds today

new cannel at 10969 H 16000 32 APSK 3/4

 

[satesco]

Surprisingly strong signal, like never before in my area, for this regular feed on 11153 H,2500,3/4,8PSK-Al Kafeel TV

 

[satesco]

Totally unexpectedly strong is the signal on three transponders at 78.5E on Thaicom 8: 11152 H,11155 H,11185 H.

 

[anorian]

Totally unexpectedly strong is the signal on three transponders at 78.5E on Thaicom 8: 11152 H,11155 H,11185 H.

hi which tbs card u advice at 2025? for full blindscan fastest and without any problems on windows10/11?

 

[satesco]

hi which tbs card u advice at 2025? for full blindscan fastest and without any problems on windows10/11?

My recommendation in 2025 for a dvb-s2 card was and still is tbs6903, and for the S2X extension, 6903x/6909x if you are an enthusiast.
I say this because the difference between an amateur and an enthusiast would be that the former is looking for more TV/Radio programs, while the latter for more muxes.

However, some users are reluctant to use these cards on Windows, mainly because of the slow scanning.
There may be other objections, depending on what the buyers want.

I have oversimplified the options available to users when choosing a card that works for them.

 

[anorian]

My recommendation in 2025 for a dvb-s2 card was and still is tbs6903, and for the S2X extension, 6903x/6909x if you are an enthusiast.
I say this because the difference between an amateur and an enthusiast would be that the former is looking for more TV/Radio programs, while the latter for more muxes.

However, some users are reluctant to use these cards on Windows, mainly because of the slow scanning.
There may be other objections, depending on what the buyers want.

I have oversimplified the options available to users when choosing a card that works for them.

thx too much sir. but no problem for me about delay time but if not more than 15 min. so example if 1+ hours has for search then its bad of coruse? btw im enthusiast and more deep enthusiast

example how many times going with tbs6903 for scan? +15 min or hours u mean? thx

note question: what about example 6902 card? is good still of thisyear like 6903 working?

 

[satesco]

For enthusiasts like you, the first thing to know when choosing a card is to see if it has full or partial Crazyscan support.
The TBS6903 has full support, and it moves fast, depending on the steps the user sets.

 

[anorian]

For enthusiasts like you, the first thing to know when choosing a card is to see if it has full or partial Crazyscan support.
The TBS6903 has full support, and it moves fast, depending on the steps the user sets.

sir really thx for infos really thx

 

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