53E (Express AM6)

I finally manage to lock two T2-Mi transponders in the sub-band on the Fixed 1 beam:10712 V,14180,3/4,8PSK, PID 4096,PLP 0 and 12730 V,14180,3/4,8PSK, PID 4096,PLP 0.

Also on 11179 V,5300,3/4(see 344, above), this time SMR IPTV programs that are in the package are also shown, so far only listed but not available for viewing.
 

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53.0E_12721 V,5000,3/5,8PSK-OU4
 

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53.0E_12683 H,1000,1/2-Audio feed, I think, on Fixed beam #1

I believe this audio feed is a kind of backup from a studio(TV)(?), which sometimes uses one audio track(Apid 256 1-ford), sometimes two(Apid 256/257 sprinter1).
 

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Something similar on 11049H SR 1000 FEC 3/4, scans in as 'putin HUILO' but no PIDS are present.
...
So far, I haven't found any Video/Audio PID on 11047 H.
Instead of 11005 H,1000,3/4 I have a (regular?) feed, Rossiya24.
I also found 78ru on the same already known mux,10992 H,3500,3/4
 

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Russian Song Contest at Express AM 6 53° east (2,20m)

11030 V 21490 DVBS2/QPSK 1/2 (Biss)
12528 V 21490 DVBS2/QPSK 1/2 (Biss)
 

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today is good reception
 

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Once again, 10974 H-Guberniya TV and 10992 H-Telekanal 78.ru are on the spectrum, especially since the latter is a more difficult target to reach with my antenna.
Let's hope that the cold season will help other enthusiasts catch it too. :)
 

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I've discovered a new transponder here on 10969 H 1650 DVB-S2/8PSK 8/9. Unfortunately, I'm missing about 2.5 dB to unlock it. Perhaps a DXer living further east can receive this transponder. It looks like a normal 8PSK signal.
 

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I've discovered a new transponder here on 10969 H 1650 DVB-S2/8PSK 8/9. Unfortunately, I'm missing about 2.5 dB to unlock it. Perhaps a DXer living further east can receive this transponder. It looks like a normal 8PSK signal.
Since you brought my attention to this mux-10969 H,1649, I looked at what I scanned in November this year and discovered that I locked it in blindscan, but I didn't notice it. I am particularly interested in 10992 H,3500, Telekanal 78.ru, which is at the limit.

Right now, my antenna isn't at 53.0E, so I can't check it. When it gets there, I'll try to lock it again. :)
 

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12.525 H, SR 15000, DVB-S
Don't know what's been running here...

12525H.webp
 
Feed with SR 15000 in DVB-S ... interesting.
Can you receive it?
 
new channels and transponders
 

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in horizontal
 

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As they say, in every bad situation, it’s good to look on the bright side. That’s what happened to me when the Iranian MUXes at 52.0E (10700–10950 MHz) disappeared from the “radar”—that is, from the spectrum.
This meant that the signal on the Russian sub-band frequencies at 53.0E improved so much that I was able to lock onto all of them, which had previously been impossible except for one or at most two on occasion.

I’d like to ask @dreamsat, or anyone else with a larger antenna and better signal, to check 10932 V, 10000, 3/4, because I’ve only been able to partially view the content of this multiplex—probably a radio package(?). Thanks :)

And here’s what this spectrum looks like now, before the return of the Iranian muxes at 52.0E in my area:
 

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  • 10859 V,3150,34,s2-Za Radio_2026-03-20_12-04-04.webp
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  • 10856 V,2827,34,9psk_Mir-24 & Moskva-24_2026-03-20_12-00-35.webp
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I can't receive this transponder
 

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