Recent content by Marcus_21

According to the fcc license, it provides only the C_band. https://licensing.fcc.gov/myibfs/download.do?attachment_key=3380732

32,9°E should replace the Galaxy 25.

In IFIC-2939, the request for renewal of the ENSAT-23E concession for Angosat was published. Where the Espress AM3 is mentioned, besides Angosat 1 and 2 (frequency range 3400~3410, 3500~4200, 5725~6425, 10950~11200 and 14000~14250 MHz) Maybe the Angosat 2 satellite will go to 23°E? :confused

Maybe they turned on the beacon temporarily? Until the on-station beacons turn on, there will hardly be any transmissions ... Unless you use the telemetry beacon, which is used to align the antennas to transmit commands.

Rectification... the frequency 3944,50 is active. It transmits a data stream that occupies a bandwidth of 2 MHz. Maybe it will be the camera image, which will be used for docking?

The MEV-2 has almost reached the 1°W position. it is not yet fully stabilized but it is very close. Since approaching the GEO orbit, they turned off the telemetry at frequencies 3701,00 R, 4199,80 R and turned on the 3944,50 R, 3955,50 R ... then they turned off the 3944,50, staying on only...

It is located at about 23°E... but the beacons on station are still off (3800,00 R and 11200,00 R), we'll see if they turn them on. only telemetry on frequency 3405,08 R is active. However it was at 103°E (after it had been replaced by the Express AM5 at 140°E). It seems to me that it was...

The telemetry frequencies 10950.20 RHCP and 11698.60 LHCP are currently on. 11699.40 off.

I still have one as a reserve. The remote control of the GBox/VBox4000 and perhaps also that of the VBox-II of the SuperJack is compatible. It is not compatible with the Moteck VBox-II... it uses the same protocol (NEC), but with other codes.

I confirm the TLE, it is already over 12,5°W (about 15,5°W).

In the license application from the FCC, the beams should be these...

On the basis of a license renewal made to ITU for the granting of the BSS, the old Eutelsat 36A (formerly W4) was mentioned as Eutelsat 12 West C.

According to the latest request made to the FCC, it should go to 12.5 ° W and renamed Eutelsat 12 West D. https://licensing.fcc.gov/myibfs/download.do?attachment_key=2731070

By observing very carefully, the apogee, perigee and inclination parameters. object 2020-053A looks like Express 103 and 2020-053B of Express 80. I apologize for the off topic..

Subject 2020-056A, this is BSAT 4B. Active telemetry frequencies 11704,30 LHCP and 11708,50 LHCP. Object 2020-056B, looks like the MEV-2. Active telemetry frequencies 4199,80 RHCP and 3701,00 RHCP. Object 2020-056C, this should be the Galaxy 30. Active telemetry frequency 4198,50 LHCP.