Torrevieja
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- My Satellite Setup
- FAMAVAL 1.4m High Gain
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- Torrevieja, Spain
Guess that explains why I can't get a lock on the meter then. D'oh!
It's very unlikely a 1.1m dish is going to work properly (and certainly not a 1.0m). Headroom on band D transponders using a 1.1m dish is currently around 3dB (some better, some worse), and less than 2dB on a 1m dish. When 11023H switched to 2F signal dropped 3.5dB, which would take it below reception threshold on at least some transponders. 11023H is a band C transponder and already had nearly 2dB headroom more than a typical band D transponder.No just put dish up yesterday as a test
Yes. A TBS 5925. About 250 US$.Can I buy an equivalent for my notebook to a tbs card. Some kind of dongle??
no man dont worry they are drowning out there and they thought you had a lifebeltUnable to check a picture yesterday. All I could report was the levels. Not able to check BER correctly until today.
Far too many errors for a picture.
Sorry if I misled anyone but I never said I had a picture.
ah you want SKYS oversea subscription dept ..here is their welcome videoEven though they deny having any O-zzz
It's very unlikely a 1.1m dish is going to work properly (and certainly not a 1.0m). Headroom on band D transponders using a 1.1m dish is currently around 3dB (some better, some worse), and less than 2dB on a 1m dish. When 11023H switched to 2F signal dropped 3.5dB, which would take it below reception threshold on at least some transponders. 11023H is a band C transponder and already had nearly 2dB headroom more than a typical band D transponder.
oh so ´d´ band is going to be worse then BBC HD test on ´c´ band - blimy
Right now on 1.1m dish band D transponder have SNR 10-11dB, whereas band are in the 12-13dB region.Why is that? There is no proof that D band will be weaker than C band.
Right now on 1.1m dish band D transponder have SNR 10-11dB, whereas band are in the 12-13dB region.
Anyone can check this by, for example, comparing BBC2 England (10773H) with 4Seven (11127V).
Hi,
25 km north-west from Prague, Czech Rep., 180 cm offset dish.
I *do* have 11023 H reception around the clock, but I don't have any exact dB measurements to share yet.
On my receiver display I get 72% SNR on 10818V, and 83% on 11127V.How about 10818V and other band D vertical transponders? they are much stronger than 11127V (band C)
In the UK 1N's C band is about 8% stronger than the D band on my receiver but who knows what will happen when they transfer to 2F.
Are you sure you are using the right parameters? Here 2F is only 3.5dB down on the neighbouring transponders.