It's lashing it down here in Cheshire and I've just done some checks on my Panny Freesat PVR, quality is higher on 11023H at about 30% above rainfade margin where 10847V was at 10% and about to fall off the cliff edge loosing lock. Normally these are both at 100% but it is literally bucketing down here so a good test and the rain appears to have arrived at a convenient time for it! My Horizon HDSM doesn't support S2 so can't connect up to do proper MER, carrier level and C/N measurements.
It looks like this is the first 2F TP to be illuminated, one thing to also bear in mind with this is if the C/N is now some 5 or 6dB higher, the BBC and other broadcasters may decide to relax the FEC further once full migration is done, thus from 2/3 to 3/4 or 5/6. The beeb are keen to drive efficiencies and can make a few quid by selling extra bandwidth, it's only the UK they want to protect and it seems the higher power EiRP 2F delivers will potentially allow for this. Didn't the spec for 2F put spotbeam field strength 3dB higher than 1N's present?
We all thought 1N blew the windows out field strength-wise, 2F is going to be 3dB stronger on the spot and compared to 2A will probably be about 10dB stronger in the UK.