noneany plan switch tp over weekend ?
You will get the real maximum signal if you fix the skew on HB13G (still under investigation if a skew correction is needed for 13F). Anyway it depends on how many degrees or decimals you moved the dish. On a 180cm moving the antenna less than 0.2 degrees there is no such change, from 0.3 degrees onwards you will get up to +- 1/1,5dB. Variable values about 0/1,0 dB is normal as the signal is not always steady. Anyway with large dishes it should be better to point the satellite with its exact position (with a 3.7m you can get a 3/4dB difference moving the antenna about 0.2 degrees !). But remember, always, each satellite moves itself around its position more times a day drawing a circle or a zigzag, moreover atmosphere does its job.a strange thing I notice on my system is that to have maximum deco quality move the disc a few digits between the 2 satellites
Can we assume that both 13F and 13G have a fully occupied Ku-band frequency plan, like 13B ?I am also attaching the pdf file of how the transponders are distributed on the various satellites.
During testing the 13G tested all 102 transponders, while the 13F during testing never triggered txp in DBS using Bulgariasat 1, or they were "masked" by Bulgariasat 1.Can we assume that both 13F and 13G have a fully occupied Ku-band frequency plan, like 13B ?
Thank you. Looking forward for some new frequency plans, I guess it's getting harder to complete them, it's been over a year!Furthermore, txp-18 the 24 MHz present on previous Hotbirds was tested with a bandwidth around 30~33 MHz (on both satellites).
I checked the spectrums recorded last night, I don't see any signs of movement.10815
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Anyone please check signal status as these TP have unusual behaviour with me
I checked the spectrums recorded last night, I don't see any signs of movement.
Txp 1, frequency 11219 H, has been switched on for a few hours, it seems switched on on 13F... but I need at least 24 hours to confirm. I need the spectrums for the next 24h, in order to highlight the small signal fluctuations coming from the various satellites positioned at 13°E.
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Hi, it's difficult to understand which satellite is the signal from, but I can say that at the moment the TXP is up but empty, no SIDs.
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I should notice the changes when the new satellites are brought to 13.0E. But since I don't have time to deal with this, and only if you want, I will provide you with the signal at 13.0E at two different times, July and August 2023.@Paolo71, with the gibertini 150, I can grasp the difference in signal at various times.
Below are the example images, taken at various times (note the ones I highlighted with the red rectangle).
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As you can see they change levels at different times...