Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="nelson_b" data-source="post: 1133483" data-attributes="member: 296628">You are probably within reach of 3834 H ....&nbsp; it varied&nbsp; between 9.5 and 10.5 db for me here - when i was on this sat a couple of months back&nbsp; ....&nbsp;I,v changed&nbsp; the&nbsp; location&nbsp; of the 3.m. about 3 weeks ago, and re motorized it with a short jack&nbsp; to move between western sats .. so cant currently see if 3834 H is&nbsp; still at the same levels... in theory&nbsp; i should still be able to see 38 E from where the dish is currently located if i put the jack&nbsp; on the&nbsp; other side of the mount.&nbsp; I may&nbsp; try&nbsp; that&nbsp; if&nbsp; i get the&nbsp; time over the weekend.I agree&nbsp; 38 East C band&nbsp; is&nbsp; a fun challenge for us here in the U.K. - seperate&nbsp; l.n.b&nbsp; / feed settings&nbsp; for individual transponders ..... transponder&nbsp; strengths that vary from day to day ... and&nbsp; during the day etc ... and some signals that seem totally out of reach - even with the largest of dishes :-)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nelson_b, post: 1133483, member: 296628"] You are probably within reach of 3834 H .... it varied between 9.5 and 10.5 db for me here - when i was on this sat a couple of months back .... I,v changed the location of the 3.m. about 3 weeks ago, and re motorized it with a short jack to move between western sats .. so cant currently see if 3834 H is still at the same levels... in theory i should still be able to see 38 E from where the dish is currently located if i put the jack on the other side of the mount. I may try that if i get the time over the weekend. I agree 38 East C band is a fun challenge for us here in the U.K. - seperate l.n.b / feed settings for individual transponders ..... transponder strengths that vary from day to day ... and during the day etc ... and some signals that seem totally out of reach - even with the largest of dishes :-) [/QUOTE]

Verification