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<blockquote data-quote="Schroeder" data-source="post: 832918" data-attributes="member: 392899">I just contacted Lyngsat and got an interesting response:----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------They have unfortunately put wrong info at their Facebook site. I got a mailabout this two days ago, so I checked an extra time with SES. SES still saysthey have switched to Astra 1N, not Astra 2F. Notice also that some of thetransponders they have switched to Astra 1N are impossible to use on Astra 2F. &lt;&lt;&lt; interesting commentRight, the info at onastra.co.uk is from LyngSat, and the info from LyngSatregarding what satellite each transponder is on is coming directly from SES.That’s why the info at LyngSat and onastra.co.uk is correct and identical.They have switched transponders from Astra 2B to three different beams:·&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Astra 1N: Pan Europe 1·&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Astra 2A: Northern Europe·&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Astra 2A: Southern Europe----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Therefore use Lyngsat as the definitive list of transponders/satellites. The information on onastra.co.uk is also correct although does not identify the actual beams only the satellite.Info is from Christian Lyngemark at Lyngsat.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Schroeder, post: 832918, member: 392899"] I just contacted Lyngsat and got an interesting response: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- They have unfortunately put wrong info at their Facebook site. I got a mail about this two days ago, so I checked an extra time with SES. SES still says they have switched to Astra 1N, not Astra 2F. Notice also that some of the transponders they have switched to Astra 1N are impossible to use on Astra 2F. <<< interesting comment Right, the info at onastra.co.uk is from LyngSat, and the info from LyngSat regarding what satellite each transponder is on is coming directly from SES. That’s why the info at LyngSat and onastra.co.uk is correct and identical. They have switched transponders from Astra 2B to three different beams: · Astra 1N: Pan Europe 1 · Astra 2A: Northern Europe · Astra 2A: Southern Europe ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Therefore use Lyngsat as the definitive list of transponders/satellites. The information on onastra.co.uk is also correct although does not identify the actual beams only the satellite. Info is from Christian Lyngemark at Lyngsat. [/QUOTE]

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