Recent content by j-f-k

Finally :) Added c:151000, f:1 at lamedb, also fixed pid=4096, and "input = "http://127.0.0.1:8001/1:0:64:320:03a2:0:01eb0e2b:0:0:0:" at astra-sm.lua - now it works. Thanks EnoSat for help indeed :)

Finally got all info on 3627L 49.1E. Very strange output..

I found some info that "Pidscan is not supported on Vu+ Zero 4K. Most of the other dvbsnoop commands work on Zero 4K, but not pidscan.".. Mine is Vu+ Duo 4K. What to do? But managed to get this info from 3627L: root@vuduo4k:~# dvbsnoop -n 1 0 dvbsnoop V1.4.56 --...

Very strange, even on working channels dvbsnoop shows nothing.. : root@vuduo4k:~# dvbsnoop -s pidscan dvbsnoop V1.4.56 -- https://github.com/OpenVisionE2/dvbsnoop --------------------------------------------------------- Transponder PID-Scan...

After scan: 01eb0e2b:03a2:0000 s 3627000:20580000:2:4:491:2:0:1:1:0:2 / 0320:01eb0e2b:03a2:0000:100:0:0 3627V SID 0x320 p:DVB-S2 QPSK 3627V 49.1°E,f:40 Still no data: root@vuduo4k:~# astra --analyze "http://127.0.0.1:8001/1:0:64:320:3a2:0:01eb0e2b:0:0:0" Dec 11 16:39:55: INFO: Starting...

lamedb: 01eb0e2b:03a2:0000 s 3627000:20580000:2:4:491:2:0:1:1:0:2:-1:0:1:0:4096 / 0320:01eb0e2b:03a2:0000:1:0:0 3627V SID 0x320 p:RTRS

Yes, I have tried that for example on 3627L: astra --analyze "http://127.0.0.1:8001/1:0:1:320:3a2:0:01eb0e2b:0:0:0:" Signal is normal, but " Bitrate: 0 Kbit/s"..

Seems that only 3654L works on 49E now. On other frequencies (L) signal exists, but no data.. Can you confirm that?

Yamal 202 is moving, at about 72e now: Real time satellite tracking for: YAMAL 202 YAMAL 601

The signal became a bit weaker - especially on 3936L - was 46 - 48%, now only 32 - 38%.. on 1,8m mesh + 25K. Perhaps AV-Comm C band high performance circular feedhorn and Norsat 5500 15K LNB will help.

Yes, I expected these prices. I envy you now :) Some time ago I found this site/manufacturer (RF HAMDESIGN) of mesh dish: 3 Meter MESH DISH KIT (F/D=0.4 - 0.45) Are they reliable and what about performance?

Thanks, interesting info. Lithuania is above Poland, so I think I should use at least 2,5m dish. Now my question is - where can I buy a good 3 m parabolic dish in Europe? This size is a problem in Lithuania.. :)

Yes, I think so. Can somebody confirm in Europe/UK that it is possible to receive IS-20 3840 H, and if so - what is the dish size? And experience about the reception during the year - how the signal changes.

I was trying to catch NHK channels on IS-20 3840 H with my 1,8m C-Band dish, but no luck.. What is the real strength of this signal?