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<blockquote data-quote="moonbase" data-source="post: 1164859" data-attributes="member: 178786">What do you mean by an S2 unit?Any RF scanning analyser should show a peak for Novelsat feeds, after all, they are just a carrier signal in the L-Band RF spectrum.The dynamic sweep of the spectrum by an analyser does not distinguish between modulation types such as Novelsat, S2X, DVB-S2 etc, it is simply scanning for carriers.PC apps such as CrazyScan which do a single pass scan do not provide the resolution of a spectrum analyser, you need something with a decent dynamic refresh rate to get good resolution.Check out the difference between CrazyScan and the AVCOM unit in the pictures I uploaded today, The AVCOM unit with decent dynamic refresh rate has a lot better resolution of the spectrum.I have a Promax Ranger Neo+ spectrum analyser and it detects them OK as should any half decent meter.The issue is recognising which spectrum peaks could be Novelsat and which are not.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="moonbase, post: 1164859, member: 178786"] What do you mean by an S2 unit? Any RF scanning analyser should show a peak for Novelsat feeds, after all, they are just a carrier signal in the L-Band RF spectrum. The dynamic sweep of the spectrum by an analyser does not distinguish between modulation types such as Novelsat, S2X, DVB-S2 etc, it is simply scanning for carriers. PC apps such as CrazyScan which do a single pass scan do not provide the resolution of a spectrum analyser, you need something with a decent dynamic refresh rate to get good resolution. Check out the difference between CrazyScan and the AVCOM unit in the pictures I uploaded today, The AVCOM unit with decent dynamic refresh rate has a lot better resolution of the spectrum. I have a Promax Ranger Neo+ spectrum analyser and it detects them OK as should any half decent meter. The issue is recognising which spectrum peaks could be Novelsat and which are not. [/QUOTE]

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