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<blockquote data-quote="satesco" data-source="post: 1155723" data-attributes="member: 297935">I will bore you if I repeat what I said about dvb cards.But if we are talking about cards with the possibility to lock a low symbol rate below 500 Ks, I remind you that 6983/6903 are the best performing of all dvb-s2 cards for this function; when we see that there are more and more transmissions on satellite, especially radio services.I remember that the first time I used the 6983 card, in 2014,I was amazed; it seemed a miracle, the card to find on C band on 62.0E a mux under sr 200 Ks. Then I also found with this card Dutch radio muxes at 16.0E, a radio with 142 Ks at 12.5W, 185 Ks at 30.0W, etc.And the credit goes to [USER=391236]@CrazyCat[/USER], who leveraged the demodulator to a performance that no other card has matched. I wonder what would have happened if you had such a card and exploited its possibilities.These cards work between 100-45000 Ms symbol rate. By chance (and luck), it also locked a symbol rate of 87 Ks (See FlySat, at 27.5W).But you seem to feel that only the &quot;Himalayas&quot;&nbsp; <img src="https://www.satellites.co.uk/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/smile.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" data-shortname=":)" />( difficult card) challenge you. And that was a big plus for 6909x/6903x cardholders.Fortunately, stid135 cards lock symbol rates below 500Ks/s even as designed and executed. I have locked the signal several times on different satellites.If you want, I can lend you a 6983 to use.No matter what we want, I/we are grateful for the performance achieved with stid135 cards. <img src="/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/emojione/thumbsup.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":Y" title="Thumbs Up&nbsp; &nbsp; :Y" data-shortname=":Y" />added:I will show you what the 6903x/6909x cards could do with neumoDVB. Reception of this IPTV with the 6983 cards in real-time (and other dvb-s2 cards) at 27.5W.Maybe you will have time to implement this function, too.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="satesco, post: 1155723, member: 297935"] I will bore you if I repeat what I said about dvb cards. But if we are talking about cards with the possibility to lock a low symbol rate below 500 Ks, I remind you that 6983/6903 are the best performing of all dvb-s2 cards for this function; when we see that there are more and more transmissions on satellite, especially radio services. I remember that the first time I used the 6983 card, in 2014,I was amazed; it seemed a miracle, the card to find on C band on 62.0E a mux under sr 200 Ks. Then I also found with this card Dutch radio muxes at 16.0E, a radio with 142 Ks at 12.5W, 185 Ks at 30.0W, etc. And the credit goes to [USER=391236]@CrazyCat[/USER], who leveraged the demodulator to a performance that no other card has matched. I wonder what would have happened if you had such a card and exploited its possibilities. These cards work between 100-45000 Ms symbol rate. By chance (and luck), it also locked a symbol rate of 87 Ks (See FlySat, at 27.5W). But you seem to feel that only the "Himalayas" :)( difficult card) challenge you. And that was a big plus for 6909x/6903x cardholders. Fortunately, stid135 cards lock symbol rates below 500Ks/s even as designed and executed. I have locked the signal several times on different satellites. If you want, I can lend you a 6983 to use. No matter what we want, I/we are grateful for the performance achieved with stid135 cards. :Y added: I will show you what the 6903x/6909x cards could do with neumoDVB. Reception of this IPTV with the 6983 cards in real-time (and other dvb-s2 cards) at 27.5W. Maybe you will have time to implement this function, too. [/QUOTE]

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