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<blockquote data-quote="Marcus_21" data-source="post: 1151288" data-attributes="member: 343008"><p>I know all the problems well, even the ambient temperature affects the gain of the lnb. Mine is a technique that I've been refining for at least 3 months, and if I start a spectrum scan sequence of 24~48 hours, having a total of 5000~10000 images, I can say with good certainty which satellite the signal is coming from.</p><p>The most difficult part was found on astra at 19.2°E, where the satellites 1KR and 1L have very similar fluctuations, but with great attention I was still able to discriminate them.</p><p>If you wait for an official list from eutelsat, perhaps public, with the trend it is demonstrating on their website (they haven't even put the footprints and no news on the entry into service of the new hotbirds), maybe it will arrive when the new hotbirds 13F, 13G will already be retired....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Marcus_21, post: 1151288, member: 343008"] I know all the problems well, even the ambient temperature affects the gain of the lnb. Mine is a technique that I've been refining for at least 3 months, and if I start a spectrum scan sequence of 24~48 hours, having a total of 5000~10000 images, I can say with good certainty which satellite the signal is coming from. The most difficult part was found on astra at 19.2°E, where the satellites 1KR and 1L have very similar fluctuations, but with great attention I was still able to discriminate them. If you wait for an official list from eutelsat, perhaps public, with the trend it is demonstrating on their website (they haven't even put the footprints and no news on the entry into service of the new hotbirds), maybe it will arrive when the new hotbirds 13F, 13G will already be retired.... [/QUOTE]
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