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Nalleman, i see that you are somewhere in Motala, what about your BBC reception via Telstar? According to you profile page, you have 1,8 Channel Master, how does the spectrum and that huge 100mhz transpoder looks like for you on a 1,8cm? do you have crazyscan and can you show us that part of the...

Where are you in mid Sweden? Örebro? Jönköping? Here in Stockholm i see those 100MHz transponders and a weak glimpse of 11043 V which is unusable. ESPN on a 65 cm gives me 7,7db and stable picture.. if 80 does the trick i ll upgrade mine to 90cm and give a try.

I know it sounds kinda silly and it is not correct but what if my reception device is dumb enough and doesn't know about DVB-S2X and I have a bigger antenna and I set parameters manually and BBC’s freq is a little bit stronger and with a fec value of 9/10…. A bigger antenna will also pick up...

I am somewhere in the middle of Med Central and the NorthSea beams. For my location, it looks like two beams are overlapping and competing with each other. If we look at that big chunk between 10950 and 11074, in the central europe it is a single transponder (11,014V SR: 107140, FEC: 3/4...

You are right, the recommended dish size is generous but the power level on that transponder is low too. It should have something to do with the power level of the transponder because I don't have reception issues with data channels on the North Sea beam. I'll try with 90 cm dish later this...

I was so excited yesterday and was almost sure that it would be a good signal for bbc-satback from 15W but it looks like they are transmitting at much lower power. @Llew with his setup gets 10 db from East Anglia ( I assume that his dish is bigger than 1m) and @Butacas 10 db on a 90 cm and I...

It is under settings-> ip/dvb settings

Perfect, with North Sea beam i meant Euro spot 1. Thanks for the info!

wow, i hope that it is on North Sea beam which is much stronger and better. ill give a try

im using SSD in my Ultiomo 4K, same SSD for 4-5 years now. Compared to mechanic one, as you already know it is much faster and it saves timeshifts much faster, can record couple of channels simultaneously without any problem. I know that wearing out is an issue on SSDs but mine works flawless...

Here are some interesting news regarding MEV-1 and MEV-2 Space insurers brace for more claims after propulsion trouble on four GEO satellites https://spacenews.com/space-insurers-brace-for-more-claims-after-propulsion-trouble-on-four-geo-satellites/ According to multiple insurance sources...

yes ive found it last weekend but i havent reported it to flysat. there was only data when i checked it. by the way some of the radios are gone. here are the files 11690_285_363_v.mpg.zip 192.168.14.70.ip_.zip

i can also confirm that signal level is strong again

I am NOT in England! I live in Stockholm Sweden! And If I would live in England I would certainly watch BBC via Astra28,2 E :D

4-5 dB is a huge drop for most of us, we all are experiencing the same. In my case, the only solution is a bigger antenna, today i have 65cm for Intelsat27,5W ( i usually got 9-11,5 dB on 65cm and now maximum 7,3 and its fluctuates, 6 dB is enough to get an image (breaking) and over 7 is good)