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<blockquote data-quote="hvdh" data-source="post: 840532" data-attributes="member: 187415">@ AS, probably, yes.<a href="http://www.itu.int/online/snl/freqrnge_snl.sh?plan=&amp;lblfreq1=Frequency+%5BMHz%5D%3A+&amp;lblfreq11=+from+&amp;freq_low=11700&amp;lblfreq2=+to+&amp;freq_hi=12750&amp;lblemi0=Emission%2FReception%3A+&amp;lblemi1=Emission+&amp;lblemi2=Reception+&amp;emi=&amp;lblemi3=All+&amp;lbllong1=Longitude%3A+&amp;lbllong2=+from+&amp;long_from=44&amp;lbllong3=+%A0+%A0+to++&amp;long_to=45&amp;lblstn=Space+or+Earth%3A+&amp;categ=G&amp;lblcateg1=Geostationary&amp;lblcateg2=Non-geostationary&amp;lblcateg3=Earth+station&amp;lblsub=Submission+reason%3A+&amp;lblsub1=API&amp;lblsub2=Coordination&amp;lblsub3=Notification&amp;ntf=&amp;lblsub4=All&amp;sub0=Select&amp;ie=y" target="_blank">http://www.itu.int/online/snl/freqrnge_snl.sh?plan=&amp;lblfreq1=Frequency+%5BMHz%5D%3A+&amp;lblfreq11=+from+&amp;freq_low=11700&amp;lblfreq2=+to+&amp;freq_hi=12750&amp;lblemi0=Emission%2FReception%3A+&amp;lblemi1=Emission+&amp;lblemi2=Reception+&amp;emi=&amp;lblemi3=All+&amp;lbllong1=Longitude%3A+&amp;lbllong2=+from+&amp;long_from=44&amp;lbllong3=+%A0+%A0+to++&amp;long_to=45&amp;lblstn=Space+or+Earth%3A+&amp;categ=G&amp;lblcateg1=Geostationary&amp;lblcateg2=Non-geostationary&amp;lblcateg3=Earth+station&amp;lblsub=Submission+reason%3A+&amp;lblsub1=API&amp;lblsub2=Coordination&amp;lblsub3=Notification&amp;ntf=&amp;lblsub4=All&amp;sub0=Select&amp;ie=y</a>Haven't really tried yet to fully understand what it says here, with all these abbreviations.It's interesting that most reports (further east than me) have 12253 as the weakest one, while here and at nelson_b, it is the strongest one by far. Only one footprint is known (covering North America originally at 91 West).With my normal linear LNB, it peaks at 2 or 3 dB intermittently, it shouldn't take much bigger dish I guess, but I have little hope it will ever lock with my 100 cm.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hvdh, post: 840532, member: 187415"] @ AS, probably, yes. [URL="http://www.itu.int/online/snl/freqrnge_snl.sh?plan=&lblfreq1=Frequency+%5BMHz%5D%3A+&lblfreq11=+from+&freq_low=11700&lblfreq2=+to+&freq_hi=12750&lblemi0=Emission%2FReception%3A+&lblemi1=Emission+&lblemi2=Reception+&emi=&lblemi3=All+&lbllong1=Longitude%3A+&lbllong2=+from+&long_from=44&lbllong3=+%A0+%A0+to++&long_to=45&lblstn=Space+or+Earth%3A+&categ=G&lblcateg1=Geostationary&lblcateg2=Non-geostationary&lblcateg3=Earth+station&lblsub=Submission+reason%3A+&lblsub1=API&lblsub2=Coordination&lblsub3=Notification&ntf=&lblsub4=All&sub0=Select&ie=y"]http://www.itu.int/online/snl/freqrnge_snl.sh?plan=&lblfreq1=Frequency+%5BMHz%5D%3A+&lblfreq11=+from+&freq_low=11700&lblfreq2=+to+&freq_hi=12750&lblemi0=Emission%2FReception%3A+&lblemi1=Emission+&lblemi2=Reception+&emi=&lblemi3=All+&lbllong1=Longitude%3A+&lbllong2=+from+&long_from=44&lbllong3=+%A0+%A0+to++&long_to=45&lblstn=Space+or+Earth%3A+&categ=G&lblcateg1=Geostationary&lblcateg2=Non-geostationary&lblcateg3=Earth+station&lblsub=Submission+reason%3A+&lblsub1=API&lblsub2=Coordination&lblsub3=Notification&ntf=&lblsub4=All&sub0=Select&ie=y[/URL] Haven't really tried yet to fully understand what it says here, with all these abbreviations. It's interesting that most reports (further east than me) have 12253 as the weakest one, while here and at nelson_b, it is the strongest one by far. Only one footprint is known (covering North America originally at 91 West). With my normal linear LNB, it peaks at 2 or 3 dB intermittently, it shouldn't take much bigger dish I guess, but I have little hope it will ever lock with my 100 cm. [/QUOTE]

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