tried with my 1.5m offset but no reception for M7, FYI.on this week check 1.2m in mideast no reception 1.2m
it look mid september replace satellite from 3b to 3c
the foot receiver 1.5m near ankara turkey
any know of cyprus receit it on 1.2m ?
Tried on my 1.5m but no signal on M7, FYIon this week check 1.2m in mideast no reception 1.2m
it look mid september replace satellite from 3b to 3c
the foot receiver 1.5m near ankara turkey
any know of cyprus receit it on 1.2m ?
For Israel, such an antenna is needed, for the Fide beam.Perhaps 1.5m will work, if you tune it to the beam correctly. I checked this satellite today on a 1.2m antenna - /focus/. The signal on all frequencies is 95-100% quality. The Europe-Astra 3B beam was only 44%.[it look footprint large 2.0m dish for mid east
it use west beam canal nliameter of the antenna and all the data on where to turn and adjust the antenna.
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I know that distance matters when it comes to reception area, that's why I'm not sure if the signal in my area would be valid for yours. The distance between my area and yours is about 1450 kilometers?That doesn't surprise me for your location.
I was hoping to get an answer from someone closer to the footprint, like Kreta or Cyprus.
All the transponders you are interested in on Astra 3B/3C can be seen on my spectrum, all with SNR above 10dB. Which means reception is possible from both satellites in your area. Both beams overlap in your area, about the same in many areas. Usually the assessment we make from the coverage maps about the signal is more indicative.I just want to know if and which transponders are still om 3B and those on 3C if they are on East or West beam.
I'm in the middle of the footprint so I can't see the difference, but on the edges of the footprint it must give a difference.
My questen betwin astra 3b and astra 3c it level signal c/ n of turkey like ankara ?All the transponders you are interested in on Astra 3B/3C can be seen on my spectrum, all with SNR above 10dB. Which means reception is possible from both satellites in your area. Both beams overlap in your area, about the same in many areas. Usually the assessment we make from the coverage maps about the signal is more indicative.
Now it's up to you to check how much signal you get from one or the other.
By having my spectrum at hand, with the signal values from each trp, you can determine (roughly) from the list, e.g. FlySat, what would be the signal level available in your area.
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