Satellite Steve
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- My Satellite Setup
- Humax Foxsat HDR x 2, Sky digibox x 2
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- South of France
How are you verifying this?denis1501 said:12012, V has gone to 2A.
How are you verifying this?denis1501 said:12012, V has gone to 2A.
Well I can't but I think rima just did. Rima would have the same problem I have however he is just on the outer rim of 1N's pan euro beamstrs65 said:Yes, but how can you tell it is not 2F?
In your location the 2F PE-Beam looks exactly like the 1N PE1-Beam. So it could also be 2F PE.iandoh said:Well I can't but I think rima just did. Rima would have the same problem I have however he is just on the outer rim of 1N's pan euro beam
12012, V is gone to the 2A North beam, I'm 100% sure.Satellite Steve said:How are you verifying this?
Don't really need em. 28e really never bothered me, more just had it because I could.RimaNTSS said:I am at very edge of recommended dish size 120cm. iandoh you can try to get them even with 180cm.
But I still get 2A north with no problem what so ever, so how would I have lost the channels if they were there?denis1501 said:12012, V is gone to the 2A North beam, I'm 100% sure.
At my location certain 2A north transponders are very difficult to lock with my 1.25m dish. These always come in at around 16.30hrs and disappear again later in the evening. This has happened today with 12012, V. This morning there was nothing, now signal has arrived and at the same level as the other 2A north 'problem' transponders.
1N is not a problem here, all transponders received without issue.
2A South beam has 95% signal quality 24 hrs a day.
It has to be on 2A North!
His report comes from Rome and that region is just on the edge of the 2A North beam. On the other hand the 2B North beam covers Rome completely. So do the 2F Europe Beam and both European beams of the 1N. Also see: _www.satbeams.com/footprints?position=28tothbros said:regards to 12012V, denis1501 seems convincing...looking at the footprints of all the PE beams, reception in italy should all be strong with a 125 dish - except for 2A-2B northern
thats why the assumption that 12012V must be on 2A north...because in every other case, he should be getting it strongC0re said:His report comes from Rome and that region is just on the edge of the 2A North beam. On the other hand the 2B North beam covers Rome completely. So do the 2F Europe Beam and both European beams of the 1N. Also see: _www.satbeams.com/footprints?position=28
No lock on 12110, has to be 1N PE. Other two can't check for you.tothbros said:so is this the case?
these frequencies moved to possibly 1N PE: 12.070GHz/H, 12.090GHz/V, 12.148GHz/H, 12.168GHz/V, 12.188GHz/H, 12.207GHz/V, 12.226GHz/H, 12.266GHz/H,12.324GHz/V, 12.363GHz/V
12012V moved to 2A north
what about these?: 12110H, 12246V, 12304H
If I compare the footprints of 2F Europe and 1N PE1 in your location, I cannot see the reason, why the transponders shouldn`t be moved to 2F.RimaNTSS said:I am at very edge of recommended dish size 120cm. iandoh you can try to get them even with 180cm.
My belief is it wouldn't show any signs of life where I am and would be a lot lot more weaker for Rimafalk said:If I compare the footprints of 2F Europe and 1N PE1 in your location, I cannot see the reason, why the transponders shouldn`t be moved to 2F.
i think the more telling sign is that ppl in the canaries lost reception of those channelsfalk said:If I compare the footprints of 2F Europe and 1N PE1 in your location, I cannot see the reason, why the transponders shouldn`t be moved to 2F.