how do you figure?
on digitalfernsehen.de, somebody in northern Bavaria just reported a signal on 11,940H.
does the fact the PE beam isn't tested yet mean they won't be using that for now?
Yes there is a signal on there but it is not DVB. And the transponder is not anywhere near wide enough to have a symbol rate of 27500.
11940h i got same peak 0.5 db very maybe move litel to see if signal up or down
What wobble? The signal is absolutely stable. All satellites have a change in signal quality of a couple of a per cent throughout every 24 hours and for people right on the edge of reception that might take them below the reception limit. Certainly not due to anything wobbling though.
Interested Newbie / Mr Hoover .. to confirm you are getting 11023H in South Portugal ? There is no positive reception report on analog sats map from portugal and from what I can see IN you are using a 1 meter ?
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The 24 Hr change I am seeing on 11023H is much more a couple of percent. Yesterday afternoon SNR peaked at 69% (as measured on a DM800 ST but dropped to 54% in the evening (no signifigant change in weather during this period).
On Friday evening I saw a similar shift from 62% to 47%.
Regards ... Wally
So is there any real explanation for this??? - and is it an issue which is causeing a delay on the trasponder swap!!!!