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SES-4 is moving East
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<blockquote data-quote="Fisty McB" data-source="post: 1128457" data-attributes="member: 389824"><p>Sounds like the issue I'm having. I do recall several years ago the Reuters signal being a fairly easy lock myself.</p><p></p><p>Still, the dish I'm using to receive it is (as I've already mentioned) being used with offset LNBs at 14W/15W & 30W so it's worthwhile keeping it up at 22W for the time being for myself.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>I did think early on that with the signal variations that SES 4 are having (in my experience) that it might have started going into an inclined orbit, but with it not being near its predicted end-of-life, nor any reports in public of such a problem with the satellite itself along with data from N2YO & KingOfSat, I suspect that this isn't the case - if there was, then I'd guess the Carribean Canal+ service on the same satellite would be affected and we'd have heard some news about it if there was.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Fisty McB, post: 1128457, member: 389824"] Sounds like the issue I'm having. I do recall several years ago the Reuters signal being a fairly easy lock myself. Still, the dish I'm using to receive it is (as I've already mentioned) being used with offset LNBs at 14W/15W & 30W so it's worthwhile keeping it up at 22W for the time being for myself. I did think early on that with the signal variations that SES 4 are having (in my experience) that it might have started going into an inclined orbit, but with it not being near its predicted end-of-life, nor any reports in public of such a problem with the satellite itself along with data from N2YO & KingOfSat, I suspect that this isn't the case - if there was, then I'd guess the Carribean Canal+ service on the same satellite would be affected and we'd have heard some news about it if there was. [/QUOTE]
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