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<blockquote data-quote="Sat01Uk" data-source="post: 1107858" data-attributes="member: 415125"><p>So looking around on Lyngsat, I noticed that the power for our satellites that operate in Europe are listed as 53 dBW (Hotbird) and 51 for Astra 19.2, which both seem to be the most powerful hence needing a smaller dish. </p><p>the question is, if you look on 91.5e, that satellite operates at a power of 58 dBW, and 116e operates at a power of 62! does that mean they have smaller satellite dishes there, and how comes our satellites are not as powerful. I understand ours are powerful enough really but just a random thought</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sat01Uk, post: 1107858, member: 415125"] So looking around on Lyngsat, I noticed that the power for our satellites that operate in Europe are listed as 53 dBW (Hotbird) and 51 for Astra 19.2, which both seem to be the most powerful hence needing a smaller dish. the question is, if you look on 91.5e, that satellite operates at a power of 58 dBW, and 116e operates at a power of 62! does that mean they have smaller satellite dishes there, and how comes our satellites are not as powerful. I understand ours are powerful enough really but just a random thought [/QUOTE]
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