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<blockquote data-quote="deepbluesky" data-source="post: 513480" data-attributes="member: 176074">Well done Paul.&nbsp; <img src="https://www.satellites.co.uk/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/smile.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" data-shortname=":)" />When we see Ku India beam, we think that there is no chance to receive anything in Europe but especially these Tatasky on 83E are the easiest of all to catch. As you can see much easier that Astra 2D or the weaker Astra 3A if you are far outside its footprint.Dvarat in Zagreb on his Gibertini OP150 reported 2 years ago that he could get all except 11558V.Some weeks ago somebody from Thessaloniki checked it and had signal on every frequency. He's using a Famaval 2.30m.By the way, also 93.5E Ku Band is possible to get. Take a look on the polish board here: _http://forum.skysunsat.pl/935e-%3Cb%3Einsat-3a-4b%3C-b%3E-vf63.htm?sid=c5747ff392abf02f90885882504f3ee7</blockquote>

[QUOTE="deepbluesky, post: 513480, member: 176074"] Well done Paul. :) When we see Ku India beam, we think that there is no chance to receive anything in Europe but especially these Tatasky on 83E are the easiest of all to catch. As you can see much easier that Astra 2D or the weaker Astra 3A if you are far outside its footprint. Dvarat in Zagreb on his Gibertini OP150 reported 2 years ago that he could get all except 11558V. Some weeks ago somebody from Thessaloniki checked it and had signal on every frequency. He's using a Famaval 2.30m. By the way, also 93.5E Ku Band is possible to get. Take a look on the polish board here: _http://forum.skysunsat.pl/935e-%3Cb%3Einsat-3a-4b%3C-b%3E-vf63.htm?sid=c5747ff392abf02f90885882504f3ee7 [/QUOTE]

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