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DISH SETUP: Single sat, Multi-Sat & Motorised
C-Band Reception, UK and Europe
Intelsat 3R @43°W
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<blockquote data-quote="Turok" data-source="post: 623229" data-attributes="member: 192339"><p>Hello Edgar!</p><p>good evening,today,i found this intresting information,on norbert schlammers satellite homepage,not the beam,has bean changed,the complete satellite has been replaced<img src="https://www.satellites.co.uk/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/smile.png" class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":)" title="Smile :)" data-shortname=":)" /></p><p></p><p>i wondering,that signal is now much stronger,because,we here,in the past often the myth,that ,also no cband satellites,will be used like spotbeams in kuband,when the use difrent beams,like we currencly see on 68,5 east!</p><p></p><p>here the report!</p><p></p><p>The C-band transponders of 3R, switched to the new Intelsat 11th Since this has a higher transmission power, a number of transponders at my QTH Berlin with 360 cm mesh easily herein. Most packages are on the satellite allocations for cable head ends and encode in PowerVu. But there are also some open feeds and TV programs. </p><p>This applies for example on the Televisa International Latino feed to 3.854 GHz, v, with 5.943 and 3 / 4, Pid's 3601/3604 to. </p><p>Teletica with Canal 7, at 3.979 GHz, v, with 3.300 and 3 / 4, invers, Pid's 4096/4097. </p><p>Voom HD at 3.866 GHz, v, with 10.560, and 5 / 6, in MPEG-4/HD DVB-S2 8PSK, Videopid 110th </p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>this fact,lets hope,that cband never will disapear,but i still think,that todays cband satellite generation,could also use spotbeams,like on kuband,with a comparative low signal transmision!</p><p></p><p>also,some question,that we could ask ask,when we see for ecample,on 68,5 east see only 1 beam .called,Beam C on lyngsat,why this can happen,that not every transponder has the same strenth,i could imagine,that also the dish size of the uplink itself,is "responsible",for how strong the signal realy will be,maybe iam wrong,i dont know,but there must be a reason,that should explain this,maybe the old satellite on this postion itself!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Turok, post: 623229, member: 192339"] Hello Edgar! good evening,today,i found this intresting information,on norbert schlammers satellite homepage,not the beam,has bean changed,the complete satellite has been replaced:) i wondering,that signal is now much stronger,because,we here,in the past often the myth,that ,also no cband satellites,will be used like spotbeams in kuband,when the use difrent beams,like we currencly see on 68,5 east! here the report! The C-band transponders of 3R, switched to the new Intelsat 11th Since this has a higher transmission power, a number of transponders at my QTH Berlin with 360 cm mesh easily herein. Most packages are on the satellite allocations for cable head ends and encode in PowerVu. But there are also some open feeds and TV programs. This applies for example on the Televisa International Latino feed to 3.854 GHz, v, with 5.943 and 3 / 4, Pid's 3601/3604 to. Teletica with Canal 7, at 3.979 GHz, v, with 3.300 and 3 / 4, invers, Pid's 4096/4097. Voom HD at 3.866 GHz, v, with 10.560, and 5 / 6, in MPEG-4/HD DVB-S2 8PSK, Videopid 110th this fact,lets hope,that cband never will disapear,but i still think,that todays cband satellite generation,could also use spotbeams,like on kuband,with a comparative low signal transmision! also,some question,that we could ask ask,when we see for ecample,on 68,5 east see only 1 beam .called,Beam C on lyngsat,why this can happen,that not every transponder has the same strenth,i could imagine,that also the dish size of the uplink itself,is "responsible",for how strong the signal realy will be,maybe iam wrong,i dont know,but there must be a reason,that should explain this,maybe the old satellite on this postion itself! [/QUOTE]
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