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Message: <blockquote data-quote="rodscha" data-source="post: 1162956" data-attributes="member: 357738">In the case of the transponders that at 28 degrees east been converting to DVB-S2 since the start of the year, they mostly (but not all) converted from DVB-S FEC-5/6 to DVB-S2 8PSK FEC-2/3. The SNR required for the former is 6.5db while the latter is 6.6db - essentially no real difference as far as reception goes.Except that the received signal changes from 76%to 30%.... so,no change in reception????I know 30% now means nothing when rain comes ,or when low propagation sets in.Before it worked almost all the time....no big change?</blockquote>