What satellite are these ?

rs100

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Which satellites are these this afternoon while looking for extreme west c band satellites as I have a clear view right over to 72w as being in wales on the side of a hill I tried some c/ Ku-Band satellites and found a few data transponders , Any idea what satellites they are ? Ignore that it says 55w on the screen btw the photo (satellite) with more transponders is it to the right of the pic of the satellite with 3 transponders listed
 

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Thanks what about the other one ,?

Check Lyngsat and Flysat websites for frequency listings that match up, that is what I did.
Note that for data frequencies, unless the Lyngsat or Flysat frequency entry has been updated recently the SR might have changed.
 
Any idea what these KU data stream are what are they for ?

Few years ago, I did tests with Skygrabber and download some pictures, videos, etc.

I don't remember that transponder, but I think is active too.
 
I need to know what kind off lnb ka lock this transponder

thx.

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You need a Ka-Band B LNB for 19896 MHz.
Something with similar L.O. to the LNB in the picture I have attached below should be OK.

Note that the frequency of 19896 is with circular polarity so you will need either a dielectric plate or some type of polariser in the feed assembly.

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You need a Ka-Band B LNB for 19896 MHz.
Something with similar L.O. to the LNB in the picture I have attached below should be OK.

Note that the frequency of 19896 is with circular polarity so you will need either a dielectric plate or some type of polariser in the feed assembly.

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I need one of those lnbs
 
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