Advice Needed Receivers with the lowest Symbol Rate?

[satesco]

Who has time to follow everything written on an exceptionally long topic? The time factor weighs on each of us. That's why I didn't notice what you posted over the years, thinking you were the author of many posts I thought were yours.
For that, I respected you until I discovered that you copied material from the forum to which I had many personal contributions and posted it on another forum under your nickname without mentioning the source as if it were yours.
From that moment, I discovered that what you were doing was not just an "accident" but a common practice on the forums and with the reception reports sent to FlySat.
Just because we are online doesn't mean we don't have to follow some rules, exaggerating a little, and not too much, ethics. We can overlook deviations from these rules, but when this becomes standard practice, I don't know about others, and I at least can't accept it.
You should have known that taking from others online is much easier to detect than in real life. As they say, "theft" has short legs online.

 

[EnoSat]

Feel free to start watermarking your images so that everyone knows they are yours. Sorry if I didn't mention somewhere that they are yours. I will not mark my pictures with anything because they belong to everyone, let them use them as they see fit.

 

[satesco]

Even if the online world seems like a "jungle," we are still on a forum where unwritten rules are respected.
Even if we post under a nickname, it doesn't mean nobody is behind it.
By the way, we express ourselves and behave online, exposing our character, which is motivated, in your case, by sophistry.
That's enough for me to tell you,
Well, c'est tout alors.
Basta!

 

[7mdish]

Where can I find a good list of these very low symbol rate transponders?
Do not believe that web sites like Flysat or similar will report them? Thanks.

 

[cirio70]

FlySat reports most of the low SR radios
most important sats to search are:
8W (around 12610 v)
23.5 E (12640 v)
21.5 E (between 11550 H and 11610 h)
16 E (11054 h and 12570 H)
10 E (12506 h)

There are more for sure but ATM i can remember that,
Ciao

 

[Lexzie]

Eutelsat 8 West B: 12620 V - LyngSat

Eutelsat 8 West B: 12621 V - LyngSat

Eutelsat 8 West B: 12622 V - LyngSat

Hispasat 30W-6: 11695 V - LyngSat

Astra 3B: 12639.7 V - LyngSat

Astra 3B: 12642.4 V - LyngSat

Astra 3B: 11648 H - LyngSat

Eutelsat 16A: 11053.4 H - LyngSat

Eutelsat 16A: 11053.9 H - LyngSat

Eutelsat 16A: 11054.2 H - LyngSat

Eutelsat 16A: 11054.6 H - LyngSat

Eutelsat 16A: 12589.0 V - LyngSat

 

[jsda30]

For the Ustym 4K pro you need a modified LNB (not for the V9 Prime).

hi stephan sorry again for request you....
finally i get a modifie lnb, this one
but i cant get any channel under 10730 at 26e
i got a pdf file where tell how get that channels but i dont see nothing...
you sent your lnb configuration 9363 but i dint see....
where i can see the lnb configuration for this lnb?
thanks in advanced

 

[stephan94]

@ jsda30
If you are using the TNAP 5.0 image for your edision MIO you have absolutely no need a special LNB. As el bandido
has already written ( post331) by using the right plugin you can indicate frequencies below 10750.
Here is the result with a conventional LNB, you can see that I get the program A71A on 10492 H 1500.
Apply exactly what we've written to you several times and it works without any problem.

 

[Channel Hopper]

hi stephan sorry again for request you....
finally i get a modifie lnb, this oneView attachment 155594
but i cant get any channel under 10730 at 26e
i got a pdf file where tell how get that channels but i dont see nothing...
you sent your lnb configuration 9363 but i dint see....
where i can see the lnb configuration for this lnb?
thanks in advanced

In what way is it modified, and where was it supplied from ?

 

[stephan94]

In what way is it modified, and where was it supplied from ?

you can see here
https://www.y**t**e.com/watch?v=ut6597tcpn4

 

[jsda30]

@ jsda30
If you are using the TNAP 5.0 image for your edision MIO you have absolutely no need a special LNB. As el bandido
has already written ( post331) by using the right plugin you can indicate frequencies below 10750.
Here is the result with a conventional LNB, you can see that I get the program A71A on 10492 H 1500.
Apply exactly what we've written to you several times and it works without any problem.
View attachment 155609

i was talking to get to my octagon sf8008
but ill try with edision os mio....

 

[Joolz]

you can see here
https://www.y**t**e.com/watch?v=ut6597tcpn4

FYI the link below shows how the LO can be adjusted remotely on this unit.

GitHub - g4eml/Bullseye-Calibrator: An Arduino Based Calibration tool for the Bullseye LNB.

An Arduino Based Calibration tool for the Bullseye LNB. - g4eml/Bullseye-Calibrator

github.com

 

[lovelyperson]

Today for me new low SR. Alicante, sunny + clear sky.

1.8m Maraffa PF
Octagon SF8008 4K Twin......Tuner: Si2166D (DVB-S2X)

21.6ºe
11602 H 170.... DVB-S2 QPSK
Ident: 'SID 0x3e9'
SNR: 15.2dB to 16.2dB

Radio, sound heard.

 

[Channel Hopper]

you can see here
https://www.y**t**e.com/watch?v=ut6597tcpn4

I doubt very much that guy can resell what he modifies, but good luck

 

[lovelyperson]

Decided to try, due to the increasing heat we are now encountering up to at least October, a somewhat earlier C-Band test with the low SR capability of the Octagon SF 8008 'SUPREME' model.

22.0ºw
3792 H 256 DVB-S
ID: '3792H SID 0x01'

1.8m PF Marrafa - WSI model:ESX241 LNBF

Low SR driver used today, 'hi-dvb.ko' designated 'Test 2' as uploaded by member 'suedschwede', thanks, in thread:- OCTAGON SF8008 E2 4K UHD

Intermittent reception with the 'SUPREME' whereas the earlier model SF8008 was noticeably more stable........still a nice result as I still find the 'SUPREME' with a less sensitive Avalink AVL 62x1 tuner compared to the Silicon Labs Si2166D in the earlier SF8008.

The old faithful single C-Band WSI model: ESX241 came to the rescue as the Titanium (various) and others underperformed. Still regret never finding the ESX242 Twin!!

As you know, there are a fleet of of 'Radio Maria' stations particularly using frequencies 3788 MHz to 3792 MHz and I do not have the gear to read the different .decimal seperations but have secured with multiple scans, different audio PID's and listening to the output reveals French and Portuguese audio.

Other members with more dedicated devices can possibly share there findings, thanks.

SNR under lock value is beneficial so the previous comment by member 'ocean04' ....... 'Silabs is better for weak DVB-S signals. AVL supports SNR under lock, but Silabs doesn't'.
So for me proves to be very useful with the 'SUPREME'......... thanks 'ocean04'

 

[victor64]

Hello,
I can not understand why I'm not able to lock the frequencies for Sky Radio or Radio 10 ? Please could you send me some advices for that ? I'm interested to receive the channels with low SR on 16 east.
Thank you.

 

[stephan94]

yesterday I managed to obtain a frequency with an SR of 250 (amateur radio).
The openbox S3 CII HD is the receiver that can do it.

 

[Manikm909]

Impressive