C-Band Extended

[Anonymous_1]

40.5W 4581 L 30MSPS 2/3 New mux

 

[Anonymous_1]

40.5W Finally 4770 L is lockable, thanks to new FEC 2/3 !

This is a enc GS stream (need a deeper check...)

 

[John]

40.5W Finally 4770 L is lockable, thanks to new FEC 2/3 !

This is a enc GS stream (need a deeper check...)

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Good stuff, i'm out of service with C-band at the moment on the 2.2 PF due to having a Ku scalar feed and small pll Ku lnb residing in the throat to look at some low level Ku signals .
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[moonbase]

40.5W 4581 L 30MSPS 2/3 New mux


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The old mux at 4581 L was with FEC of 5/6 requiring around 9.4dB for a lock. From your screen grab the new mux has FEC of 2/3 requiring 6.6db for a lock. The new mux might now be in the scope of the small dish men subject to LNB availability?

 

[moonbase]

Here we go, a picture from one of the new channels on frequency 4581 L on 40.5W

40.5 West, SES 6
Frequency 4581 L, SR30000, FEC 2/3, DVB-S2, 8PSK, signal level required for a lock = 6.6 dB
ID = Rede Mosaico
biss encrypted




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[moonbase]

Yesterday's tests on the 40.5W extended C-Band frequency of 4581L, SR30000 were with a DVB card and DVB Dream. Today I tested the frequency with an E2 receiver (Edision Nino Pro) using some user defined LNB settings in a ViX image.

Thanks go to forum member "Huevos" for updating the ViX blind scan plugin some time ago so that it would operate correctly with an inverted C-Band LNB.

Attached below are some pictures that present the ViX settings used and also a few pictures from some of the 8 channels in the 4581L mux. I hope the pictures are of interest or that they have some amusement value.

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[moonbase]

Of the 8 channels on the 4581 L frequency of 40.5 West, I uploaded screen grabs from 5 of them in my above post. I have attached below screen grabs from another two of them (Hello and Clubhino). The only one missing a screen grab is the "Entreter" channel.


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[Anonymous_1]

any help ?
65W 4648 V ?

 

[John]

any help ?
65W 4648 V ?
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No sorry - - have kept an eye on it for the last four days or so but has not produced anything as yet. The last time i saw activity on this frequency was for 'Speedcast' tests ID. It does drop carrier every so often but then returns.

 

[Anonymous_1]

one more @65W on 4590 V

 

[Lexzie]

Of the 8 channels on the 4581 L frequency of 40.5 West, I uploaded screen grabs from 5 of them in my above post. I have attached below screen grabs from another two of them (Hello and Clubhino). The only one missing a screen grab is the "Entreter" channel.


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This is totally different than what is listed on Lyngsat and Flysat. Apparently no-one of the contributers is able to update that.
Could you send me your lamedb?

 

[Anonymous_1]

65W 4770 V The Switch added
4770 H SR is 51420 16APSK 2/3, no lock yet

 

[John]

65° West

... Not seen this one before but could have missed it
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[Anonymous_1]

65° West

... Not seen this one before but could have missed it
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Actuve since 2 months (more or less) but new fec 3/5 since november (instead of 5/6)

 

[dreamsat]

40,5° West

4581 L 30000 2/3

 

[John]

65° West Ext Cband Ver signals.
Just not got quite enough signal with the 2.2 mtr PF perhaps - anybody able to have a look at these three signals

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[moonbase]

65° West Ext Cband Ver signals.
Just not got quite enough signal with the 2.2 mtr PF perhaps - anybody able to have a look at these three signals

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We need "subman" to get sorted out, that 3.7m of his will rip these easy enough if he has line of sight. I think he said he might have 70.0E to 60.0W arc?

 

[John]

We need "subman" to get sorted out, that 3.7m of his will rip these easy enough if he has line of sight. I think he said he might have 70.0E to 60.0W arc?

... Yah , it needs somebody with a big 'un ..... unless it's a modulation type problem

 

[subman]

The only import I can give you heading west is I used to watch stuff on Panam sat at 45 west but I could also see what ever was on 60 west before my neighbours fence gets in the way . But all this is over 25 - 30 years ago to put it in a time line I was watching Premiere tv on 27 Intelsat VA F11 (27.5 degrees West) Sorry cant give you any info until every thing is up and running again . But every thing has been ordered just waiting to hear back if this
Ku-Band Quad Multiband LNB from SCOPUS will work with my receiver using the simple 22Khz switch will do the job of switching between low and High band . Then I might be able to help you out its a pity the guy who installed my system had a 6m on a 2 jack system with a view of the whole belt but there must be others who have large dishes .

 

[moonbase]

... But every thing has been ordered just waiting to hear back if this
Ku-Band Quad Multiband LNB from SCOPUS will work with my receiver using the simple 22Khz switch will do the job of switching between low and High band . Then I might be able to help you out its a pity the guy who installed my system had a 6m on a 2 jack system with a view of the whole belt but there must be others who have large dishes .

Unless you have a C-Band Extended LNB that covers the frequency range of 4500 - 4800 MHz you will not be able to receive any of the C-Band signals in the extended range that are the subject of this topic. General C-Band LNB's do not cover this frequency range, you need a model that covers the range.