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BBC News HD just back on line 7.8dB with pixels
Hi Richard, most boxes, I believe, start to break up at about 7.5dB for SD FEC2/3, A little higher for HD. As FEC goes up, ie. 5/6 you need more SNR. If your box works as low as 6.1dB, cherish it and buy another if you get the chance!
No.Thought all boxes running Enigma 2 would be about the same...it's a Gigablue Quad
Can anyone help me out?
Just checked 12422H for the tennis coverage on the Red Button. Flysat puts it on 2F UK, Kingofsat on 2E Europe!, either way I´m only receiving 7.2dB on the 1.8m Fam. I get 10.5+dB on all other UK beams on 2F 2E etc.
Could be my LNB is just weak on this frequency.
Anyone else noticed anything wrong on this txp?
I didn't think it was eu always thought uk, but why so much weaker than other uk txps?12422H is UK beam.
Which satellite?12422H is UK beam.
Which satellite?
.I didn't think it was eu always thought uk, but why so much weaker than other uk txps?
Maybe higher frequency struggling more?
5.5dB is the value DB800S-HD tuner, but it is not the worst, depending on the SR used by tp without pixelation to 4'5dB.It appears I was wrong about the VU SE receiver limit. Although BBC News HD breaks up at 7.8dB, the red buttons are working fine this morning at 6.8db.
I also noticed Tururu gets a picture at 5.5dB
Depends on system, modulation, and FEC. Both are 2/3 FEC, but red button is QPSK, whereas BBC HD's are 8PSK. For any given FEC, 8PSK requires about 2dB more SNR than QPSK.Although BBC News HD breaks up at 7.8dB, the red buttons are working fine this morning at 6.8db.
Theoretical is about 4.4 dB for QPSK FEC 2/3. In practice should easily work down 5dB. But remember what it says on that display could be way out.Assuming the SE receiver quality is the same it should work down to about 5.8 on QPSK FEC 2/3?
I´ll let you decide, when you fit the motorised dish!Theoretical is about 4.4 dB for QPSK FEC 2/3. In practice should easily work down 5dB. But remember what it says on that display could be way out.