47.6°E Al Yah 2

Circular right spectrum at 47.0°E... (TBS 6903/6903X)

If it's from 47.0°E all this would be Syracuse 3A.

The spectrum looks very similar to 5.2°W Syracuse 3B!

Feedsat what do you think?

Here are tweets of uhf-satcom about 10 years ago.

I can see 20245 in qwer 6903X scan above.

I´m quite sure about the position 47.0°E.

Circular right spectrum in upper band C (including band D with MCL-KP04).

Zitat von hvdh

I can see 20245 in qwer 6903X scan above.

/edit: hvdh, I will have a look on 20245 next time (I hope not to forget this one).

Nothing new in february ´21...

... and my circular left march ´21 scan with band B LNB - no changes.

Again from position 47.0°E... circular right scan.

As hvdh wrote, probably "47.0°E Syracuse 3A" - confirming via TBS 6903X spectrum 20245 (no constellation possible).

Changing toppic name here?

Hm, so I´just start from position 47.7°E (or 47.6°E? ) a scan in upper band B circular left range (using band C LNB). No changes.

hvdh, it looks like these ones are not from Nemesis...?

Circular left scan from early 2022 - on wet rainy dish.

According hvdh list/report above - Nemesis 1 has left this position... 47.6°E Al Yah 2 remains... (any help for this toppic?)

Still two locks here - five months later: 20485 L (TS) and 20488 L (GS).

qwer I think that theres a very high probability that you are seeing Al Yah 2. It is close to my horizon and I get a lot of ground noise. However, I can see those signals and others but they are way below lock. I used a band D LNB with linear feed for the plot here:

At the time Syracuse 3A was at 47.01E, 1.07N i.e. just above what I think is Al Yah. I can't lock anything on Syracuse either.

Okay, thank you s-band

FYI: I´ve splitted reports about 20485 L (TS) and 20488 L (GS) from Nemesis 1 toppic in this one.