21.5E (Eutelsat 21B)

Around 50% here.
 
Hi, is anyone getting the mbc channels 10731 V 45000 please, I used to be able to lock them when conditions were good, but I haven't had a sniff at them for a long while now :(.
 
I cant get anthing from 10731. Its been months since i had anything from that freq.
 
Piltdownpaul said:
I cant get anthing from 10731. Its been months since i had anything from that freq.
Click to expand...

They changed the beam I think paul when the MBC channels fired up ?, and they were a hard catch on the 1.2, but I could get them now and then, they went FTA a few weeks back, but I cant get a sniff at them now,

A great night for dxing here tonight, but I am getting nothing, along with all the other nice evenings i've tried :(.
 
Cloudy here tonight, the weekend might be a better proposition.
 
hoi,
is now multi stream channel transponder.
you need a computer tv card to see
 
martin-f said:
Thanks 2night, that explains it then, I will have to set my card backup at some point, i am missing out on lots :(.
Click to expand...

Beware though - I think you really need a TBS 6925 for multi stream transponders - normal cards like my old TBS 8920 don't work :(
 
You only need something like the TBS6925 to view these Multistream channels but a standard receiver should still pick up the signal, I have a funny feeling that these channels have swapped Footprint
 
digi247 said:
You only need something like the TBS6925 to view these Multistream channels but a standard receiver should still pick up the signal, I have a funny feeling that these channels have swapped Footprint
Click to expand...

Agree with you, although I do not have any multistream card I cannot even see a signal.
 
I do not have any tv card and all MBC channels on 10731 V 45000 2/3 (DVB-S2 8PSK) on 21.6E open without any problem. Free to air...
 

Attachments

  • IMG_5971.webp
    IMG_5971.webp
    241.6 KB · Views: 57
  • IMG_5974.webp
    IMG_5974.webp
    192.5 KB · Views: 48
  • IMG_5977.webp
    IMG_5977.webp
    148.6 KB · Views: 56
  • IMG_5979.webp
    IMG_5979.webp
    237.6 KB · Views: 55
  • IMG_5982.webp
    IMG_5982.webp
    208.8 KB · Views: 49
Interesting.

Maybe the high SR is a problem >>> I'm pretty sure my Skybox F3 can't cope with 40000+ (I did once try it with the BBC Feeds on 27.5W).

But will have a look .........................










Edit: Nada. Zilch. Not a sniff.
 
Thanks all :), the old mux at 10731 was very easy to catch for me on a 1mtr dish, so they must have changed footprint as digi says,

My pci card will open the multi streams but it looks like this is not the case (PCIe-TV SkyStar 2 eXpress HD) yes looks like you have something there CJ, I will keep having a look, thanks again:),
 
here reception is poor :( SNR=6,7 dB with 120cm and TBS5925
 
Same here....nothing.

Plenty here and able to lock the data channel on 10919 H 45000 but not 10731 V 45000 ***!!!

Enjoy your weekend all. :)

21.6ºE.webp 21.6ºEb.webp
 
zorbua said:
Agree with you, although I do not have any multistream card I cannot even see a signal.
Click to expand...

Something not right I had another go at these channels just now with my DB 8000, Yesterday I used my DB 800se...saw nothing and left it at that...now (just now) I saw MBrincat thread and went straight to my DB8000 and viola they there were (Dish 1.2).
The Snr is a bit low 46% though.
 

Attachments

  • MBC DRAMA.webp
    MBC DRAMA.webp
    32.9 KB · Views: 49
  • MBC 4.webp
    MBC 4.webp
    28.6 KB · Views: 50
  • ambc action.webp
    ambc action.webp
    39.3 KB · Views: 49
Something not right
Click to expand...
yes indeed.. According to crazyscan the mux is signalled as ACM/MIS (only a one input stream active). If you check the mux with TSReader the mux rate is 28,5Mbps whereas a carrier with 45000MS, 8PSK, 2/3 yields 54Mbps. No problem with TBS5/6925 but how is that possible with a DB8000?
 
Back
Top