Thank you very much !All ok.....both working with sound.
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<transponder frequency="11130000" symbol_rate="400000" polarization="1" fec_inner="4" system="0" modulation="1" />
<transponder frequency="11131000" symbol_rate="400000" polarization="1" fec_inner="4" system="0" modulation="1" />
<transponder frequency="11128600" symbol_rate="400000" polarization="1" fec_inner="4" system="0" modulation="1" />
<transponder frequency="11129300" symbol_rate="400000" polarization="1" fec_inner="4" system="0" modulation="1" />
<transponder frequency="11130000" symbol_rate="400000" polarization="1" fec_inner="4" system="0" modulation="1" />
<transponder frequency="11130800" symbol_rate="400000" polarization="1" fec_inner="4" system="0" modulation="1" />
<transponder frequency="11131500" symbol_rate="400000" polarization="1" fec_inner="4" system="0" modulation="1" />

https://www.satellites.co.uk/forums/threads/receivers-with-the-lowest-symbol-rate.174900/post-1172310

Hola, actually I and others have locked an SR of 144 as detailed below and posted in this thread.....Post #483:-Is this (147) the lowest SR locked with Octagon SF8008?
I went through the thread briefly and couldn't spot anything lower.



Wow, nice to have you back!!This is my first post for many many years...and my first foray into satellite reception for an equally long time.
These days I'm old and retired and spend most of my time on gardening detail.
I still have some satellite gear...and my curiosity got the better of me when my curiosity about amateur satellite broadcasts on eshail 2 QO-100 pulled me back in..
but where to even start.
I built a new tripod out of 15mm copper tube for my old Cband 1.8m Alcoa to mount a ku lnb.
I chose the bullseye PLL ...and although the dish is now fixed (no motor) it still functions well enough on 26E to pull in a couple of channels from BADR.
I guess the next phase would be a suitable receiver for the very low symbol rates used ?
At this point I have not even received the beacon channel..but the fact that I can receive Al GHAD presumably I'm in the ball park at least.
So now I assume I will need a suitable set top box.
I have a few I could try but really I need advice at this point..
Tuner type..
box recommendations
low SR compliance.
Blind scan etc..
Please go easy on me as I've probably forgotten more than I ever knew lol
DXing is of no real interest to me these days...but being able to snoop on amateur satellite TV has stirred something in me that I assumed was long dead.
rgds 2 all and particularly anyone who remembers this old fart..
;)
This is my first post for many many years...and my first foray into satellite reception for an equally long time.
These days I'm old and retired and spend most of my time on gardening detail.
I still have some satellite gear...and my curiosity got the better of me when my curiosity about amateur satellite broadcasts on eshail 2 QO-100 pulled me back in..
but where to even start.
I built a new tripod out of 15mm copper tube for my old Cband 1.8m Alcoa to mount a ku lnb.
I chose the bullseye PLL ...and although the dish is now fixed (no motor) it still functions well enough on 26E to pull in a couple of channels from BADR.
I guess the next phase would be a suitable receiver for the very low symbol rates used ?
At this point I have not even received the beacon channel..but the fact that I can receive Al GHAD presumably I'm in the ball park at least.
So now I assume I will need a suitable set top box.
I have a few I could try but really I need advice at this point..
Tuner type..
box recommendations
low SR compliance.
Blind scan etc..
Please go easy on me as I've probably forgotten more than I ever knew lol
DXing is of no real interest to me these days...but being able to snoop on amateur satellite TV has stirred something in me that I assumed was long dead.
rgds 2 all and particularly anyone who remembers this old fart..
;)
Many thanks for the welcome Scopus.Wow, nice to have you back!!
This is my first post for many many years...and my first foray into satellite reception for an equally long time.
many thanks CH ...I didn't even know there was a dedicated section...Evan, welcome back and at 69 years you are not too old to learn something new, or different. In your region a 1.2m dish is more than is needed for reception, the issue with most members is a misunderstanding on how to get the frequencies under 10.700 MHz
Have you looked at the Es'Hail 2 section ?
very much appreciated..Evan, start here and have a teapot brewing beforehand.
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