Unknown Satellite 75/76E Region

[mikefal]

Can anyone to the east of me recognise these peaks from CrazyScan? It is around the 75/76E region but I can't find any sat listings that match.

Thanks

Mike

 

[hvdh]

TBH I think it's just earth noise, combined with a bit of standing waves on the cable.
And there is no other satellite than ABS-2 within several degrees either, with such frequencies.

 

[Lexzie]

ABS 1A positioned on 77.9° (according to Satbeams) has a frequency plan that matches.
11779 and 11839 were used on ABS 2 @ 74.9°

 

[hvdh]

Lexzie, coincidentally, a week ago the inclined ABS-1A has left 78.0° East.
Moving west 0.5° per day, at present near 73° East.
The 11823 and 11862 transponders don't match well, also it would be very unusual to keep transponders active during drift.

 

[Captain Jack]

Where's ABS1 going?

 

[BlindFaith]

TBH I think it's just earth noise, combined with a bit of standing waves on the cable.
And there is no other satellite than ABS-2 within several degrees either, with such frequencies.

I think hvdh is right. If your sig is correct the elevation would be less than 1°

 

[hvdh]

Where's ABS1 going?

ABS-1A maybe could join ABS-4 at 61°E, but end-of-life (19 years) is nigh!
TSE says: "Has remaining fuel until 2012 at least."
http://tbs-satellite.com/tse/online/sat_koreasat_2.html