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<blockquote data-quote="Mickha" data-source="post: 1091189" data-attributes="member: 187442">Google, or other internet search engines, can help, with a lot of your questions. As can the various forum guides.Most Satellites have different beams, these are the footprints the satellites are aimed at. The two images, you've posted, seem to be for different beams, the first being Eutelsat 7B, Europe A, the second being Eutelsat 7B Europe B.If you look on Lyngsat, on the left hand side, you will see links, to these satellite footprints, for Eutelsat 7B I can see 4 options, Europe A, Europe B, Africa, and Europe C:[CODE]https://www.lyngsat.com/Eutelsat-7B.html[/CODE]Even Astra 2, 28.2E, the home of Sky UK, has several satellite footprints, including UK, which is a spot beam, more tightly centred on the UK, Europe Ku, which is more available to the rest of Europe, and West Africa.Please do a little research, or this thread will go on forever.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mickha, post: 1091189, member: 187442"] Google, or other internet search engines, can help, with a lot of your questions. As can the various forum guides. Most Satellites have different beams, these are the footprints the satellites are aimed at. The two images, you've posted, seem to be for different beams, the first being Eutelsat 7B, Europe A, the second being Eutelsat 7B Europe B. If you look on Lyngsat, on the left hand side, you will see links, to these satellite footprints, for Eutelsat 7B I can see 4 options, Europe A, Europe B, Africa, and Europe C: [CODE]https://www.lyngsat.com/Eutelsat-7B.html[/CODE] Even Astra 2, 28.2E, the home of Sky UK, has several satellite footprints, including UK, which is a spot beam, more tightly centred on the UK, Europe Ku, which is more available to the rest of Europe, and West Africa. Please do a little research, or this thread will go on forever. [/QUOTE]

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